Converting Website to 'Moveable' Application

L

ll

Hi,
I'm currently working with a 'classic ASP' intranet site which uses a
SQL server and am looking for possible ways to market it as an
application for certain medical fields. Where would be a good place
to start with this?
Thanks for any help,
Louis
 
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Evertjan.

ll wrote on 19 nov 2007 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:
I'm currently working with a 'classic ASP' intranet site which uses a
SQL server and am looking for possible ways to market it as an
application for certain medical fields. Where would be a good place
to start with this?

You want to sell your internet site?

That is not an ASP Q.

Wrong NG.
 
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Anthony Jones

ll said:
Hi,
I'm currently working with a 'classic ASP' intranet site which uses a
SQL server and am looking for possible ways to market it as an
application for certain medical fields. Where would be a good place
to start with this?

Thats a tough question which is going to be geographically specific. I
doubt this is a function of being an Intranet application it will be more a
function of the medical problem it is solving.
 
L

ll

Per your subject line "Converting Website to 'Moveable' Application":

Do you want to "move" your application to a Web server on the Internet
that you control or to the intranet Web servers of your customers?

Or do you want a fully portable application that doesn't require a Web
server? To do this approach you could convert the SQL Server database
to SQL Server Express (or MS-Access) and the ASP pages to an HTA.

Many thanks - yes, the fully portable application is what I was
getting at. Will look into these options.
 

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