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I have a desktop PC with Win 7 pro. It also has installed vs 2008 (.NET Framework 3.5) and SQL Server 2008 and 2005 express edition.
Now I have to bring support to a number of legacy applications coded in VB6
I have searched on Internet if vs6 can be installed in that operative system and found that it is necessary to download and install Win XP Virtual PC
But another unsolved issue appeared, according to the readings if an app is installed under win XP Virtual PC, can be seen in win 7, and launched from there.
In that point I realized that the core functions of legacy app mentioned are the massive use of ADO and DAO components.
Another search was started again, related with this questions:
* Will not be any problem with having two visual studio versions, vs 2008 and vs 6, despite been installed under different OS
* In order to interact my vs 6 app with a database do I have to downlaod an sql server express edition and installed under the win xp virtual pc, despite the DB's already installed due to 2 different OS scenario
I will appreciate any help
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SaturnPlanet wrote: Will not be any problem with having two visual studio versions, vs 2008 and vs 6, despite been installed under different OS
VS2008 is installed on the host-machine, VS6 in a virtual-machine. Have you installed the XP VM yet? You'll see it is considered to be a different PC completely.
SaturnPlanet wrote: In order to interact my vs 6 app with a database do I have to downlaod an sql server express edition and installed under the win xp virtual pc
The application in the VM should be able to connect (over TCP/IP) with the Sql Server on the host-machine.
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SaturnPlanet wrote: two visual studio versions
If one of them is installed under Windows 7, and the other under Windows XP on the virtual machine, then they are totally separate so there will be no conflicts.
I'm not sure about the second question, you could try connecting to an existing SQL server on the Windows 7 system, via its real IP address. If that does not work then you may need another version loaded in the XP system.
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hi
my local dba is failing to register on firebird,the database is copied to my "C" drive but unable to register it on firebird please help,im using firebird V 1.5.
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We recently went through a browser remediation effort to make sure our web site was accessible from XP to Windows 8 using Chrome, Firefox, and IE 7 through 11.
Everything works/looks good up until Win 8 & 8.1 with the IE 10 & 11 browsers.
The interesting thing is that in production things are working fine. However, our test web server isn't getting the cookie from those 2 browsers.
Any thoughts, ideas, recommendations for things to check?
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There was a patch involving .Net 4 not recognizing IE 11. So the first thing to do is make sure that the test server is fully patched. This requires a reboot of the server after the patch has been applied.
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Thank you for the feedback. Verified that the same patches have been applied to both test and production servers. The issue is not limited to IE11, IE10 doesn't work either.
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Hi friends, I'm new to the website industry and so I need advise with how things work. Basically I want to set up a website which mainly will only display the product catalogue and I would like to create an application (possibly using C#) that will allow the user to get the data from a remote database (Possibly SQL Server) and from there they can just hit publish and HTML pages will be generated and uploaded to the web server.
Now, if I setup my own server (installing Apache and MS SQL Server) I can integrate them all. But what about if I'm using services provided by others? I've been doing some research and most of them only emphasize the web hosting bits and hardly mention about relational database.
Also, how does their FTP for the web server works? I've only use putty and FileZilla for FTP on Windows Azure and Apache so would it be the same with theirs?
Thanks
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i am running xampp on linux in local area network. I want to ask proxy athentication and the server should be accessible on that proxy only. I need some help.........thanks.... 
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Hi everyone, I'm a newbie here. I would like to ask if what's the ideal internet connection for home-based server? We have a website that loads normally here but when we're trying to load it in other locations in took 1min to load. Any advice regarding this? Thank you very much. 
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You forgot to mention about your speed details.
Cadaveria wrote: We have a website that loads normally here
Where? From your place? Do one thing. Just clear the browser cache, cookie & reload your site. Make sure it's loading normally like herebefore.
Well, you should optimize your site.
Page Optimization[^]
DB optimization[^]
WCF[^]/Web Services optimization[^]
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Yes sir, it loads normally here in our company but when we tried to load it on other store branches it took 1 min or more to load.
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A very simple approach is to look at the network tab in Task Manager (make sure that it shows bytes sent/bytes received). That will give you some hints on the amount of data transported over the network for your page, and consequently you can calculate the required speeds for desired loading times.
Note: many internet lines are not symmetric - upload speed is just a fraction (often less than 10%) of download speed. The office with the server needs the high upload line.
And also think about reducing the amount of data to be sent - do you need background images, background music, high-resolution bitmap images,...
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Hi Friends,
I am planing on creating a website. What should I do to host the web site...
Like
Where should I host,Where should I get the server,.. etc...
Please Advise me....
Thank You
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You should search in your area for website hosting companies and check what services they offer.
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There are 2 ways in which you can host a site...
1. You can get a server of your own from any ISP.
Advantage ==> one time investment
Disadvantage ==> maintaining the server is tiresome.
2. You can get the help of sites like godaddy or hostgator. They provide space in their servers for your site to run. You will be given a username and password to fully control what you are going to do.
Advantage ==> You don't have to maintain anything other than your site.
Disdvantage ==> they usually have yearly payment schemes.
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Hello Friends, how was the day? When you designed a website with asp.net, and you want to host. After hosting it, can visitors access the site with mobile phone? Or you will have to rebuild the website for mobile phones?
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Yes, they can. Any device with a web browser should be able to access your website. However, a website designed for viewing in a 1024x768 laptop screen will probably not be easily viewed in a device with a much smaller screen. For this reason, you should design a mobile version of your site targeted to those users.
See this[^] useful overview of how to rethink your design for mobile users.
/ravi
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How to connect netbeans to odbc database?
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I understand how to use the IIS AppPool\website in assigning permissions to the website folder in a workgroup server. But when I make the web server a member of my domain, I'm not able to use the same AppPool Identity. I tried DomainName\IIS AppPool\website. So In the meantime, I made the server a workgroup member.
Overall:
I want to experiment with the Hyper-V hypervisor and put 3 virtual servers on it, that feed off a special share from 1 of the hypervisor drives, and I'm having trouble with the permissions. I experimented with the NLB, but was missing a couple of things on the shared disk drive.
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[UPDATE]
I still haven't figured out how to use domain permissions for the Application Pool using the ISS AppPool assigned to the Application Pool on a web server that is a domain member.
I've come to the conclusion that if your web server is a domain member, your probably only running one website, so you can just make a machine account for it, and assign it to the App Pool and then the folder.
If your hosting websites, then running the web server as a work group member is the way to go. I'm not going to make hundreds of special accounts for the app pool now.
So what about the SQL Server, make it a domain member or a work group member. Now I ponder that question, but I made it domain member using SQL credentials.
Now I have the 3 virtual machines running on the hyper visor, normally I would dedicate a physical server to database programs, and separate the 2, but I'm thinking that the 2 virtual machines constitute separation.
Well no awnsers here at the moment, still waiting for an expert to comment on it.
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I did figure out how to setup the web server to run on a hypervisor server core, and the virtual machines are cores as well. Uses much less memory now, I think I bought way too much RAM now.
One thing funny is that I run FFMpeg and had to adjust the core to minimum GUI so I can get the shell and scrape it for data. Didn't think of that when I set the server up.
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Hello friends! Please I need your advice over this issue. I designed a site with asp.net and sql server 2005, the site has about 20 pages. Now, I want to host the site. The question is; how can I host the site so that it can be accessible by everyone within the global world?
And also, I would like to be paid per click performed by visitors(how can I achieve the payment issues?). I have searched many articles but couldn't understand the flow. Any help is welcome!!!
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Otekpo Emmanuel wrote: The question is; how can I host the site so that it can be accessible by everyone within the global world?
How "everyone" does it need to be? One usually puts it on a public server (if you don't have a host yet, give it a free try with http://www.aspspider.com/[^]). Anyone with internet could then access it, in theory. In practice, you'll come across things like blacklists that might prevent your site from being shown.
Otekpo Emmanuel wrote: And also, I would like to be paid per click performed by visitors(how can I achieve the payment issues?).
Paid by "whom"? The visitors of your site? Most people do not pay to access a public site.
The term is often used when talking about advertising on a website. In that case, payments will be made by the company that provides the advertisements. Google for "AdSense" for an example 
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Thanks Eddy. The site is a chat site not advertisement site. Do you have any idea about this? If you do, please help...
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I've seen chat-sites that try to display some banners; there's adblockers for those. Personally I've never paid for things that are offered elsewhere for free.
You still haven't defined who "everyone" is - did it include people that are blocked for some reason?
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