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Hello,
I have developed a simple web-form which asks from details(name and rollnumber) and which is stored in database. Now I have to make one system as a server and i have enter details to the server machine using the other system(client) and once the data has been entered successfully, it has to commit those changes. I don't have basic knowledge about this. So can you please guide me through what all the things I need to learn to implement this?
Thank You.
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Jan-15 2:26am    
It all depends on what kind of server it should be, what should it do and how. The title asks about connection to a server, and then you mention "I have to make one system as a server...", so what are you actually asking about? So far, it's way to vague to be answerable.
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partha143 29-Jan-15 2:37am    
I am sorry. I have developed a simple web-form which asks from details(name and roll_number) and which is stored in database. This works fine on my system. Now I have to enter the same details from other system using the IP address of the 1st system. How can I achieve this?
Sinisa Hajnal 29-Jan-15 2:43am    
What you're saying is that you have to create connection string to the database that is not local. Google it. The exact steps depend on the database in question. Each has enough documentation to make it easy.
partha143 29-Jan-15 2:52am    
What I am trying to tell is, I have developed the web-form on a local machine and it is running good. Now my question is that is there any way from which I can convert my local machine to server and connect client using the IP address of the server and retrieve the web-form which I had developed.
Thank You.
Just deploy it in IIS.

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For this you will have to learn basics of ASP.Net Controls, ADO.Net and SQL Server.

Inserting Data Into a SQL Database[^]

Easy Steps to Insert Data into SQL Server using ASP.Net(c#)[^]
 
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