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    Gav Guest

    Storing/Retreiving data from an Applet


    I am trying to write an Applet for my web page that will allow people to log
    in and read/modify information. The problem I have is that I am not sure
    what is the best way to store/retreive the information. I have an account
    with brinkster.com which gives me access to an MS Access database through
    a DSN less connection, which I could use if it is possible. Otherwise I will
    be using standard web space with no DB Server.

    Thanks in Advance

    Gav

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    Ruchi Dhar Guest

    Re: Storing/Retreiving data from an Applet


    The best way to store information is XML. Its very easy to store information
    in XML format and easy to retrieve info. Since XML is a standard flat file
    you can use easily in your web hosting space. There are some commercial
    databse capable products which works with XML directly.

    "Gav" <gavin.metcalfe@portakabin.com> wrote:
    >
    >I am trying to write an Applet for my web page that will allow people to

    log
    >in and read/modify information. The problem I have is that I am not sure
    >what is the best way to store/retreive the information. I have an account
    >with brinkster.com which gives me access to an MS Access database through
    >a DSN less connection, which I could use if it is possible. Otherwise I

    will
    >be using standard web space with no DB Server.
    >
    >Thanks in Advance
    >
    >Gav



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