Hi,
there are two ways you could approach this, the first is to switch from
using a native rb database to store the data to something like either
mysql pr postgresql or whatever.
This approach would require also setting up a webserver (apache) and
learning php or something similar to provide the data to the web.
from the sounds of it, this is rather more work than you were hoping to do.
The other possibility is to create a pretty simple webserver yourself and
build it into your application, take a look at the serversocket in
realbasic and have a bit of a play.
<g> making your own simple webserver _is_ a lot easier than it sounds, and
prolly less work given your situation than learning and installing mysql,
apache and php.
whether its the right solution though depends a lot on how many people
will be using it, and how many people accessing it at the same time.
Yours cheerfully,
Andrew Bush
Thanks for your responses. I'm afraid I don't know what PHP is. What I
want
to do is to make a gradebook for a teacher, and then allow student to see
their
current grades with some sort of password. I have the gradebook in Real
Basic
using the native database format. I don't know where to go from there. I
have
created webpages with Photoshop and Dreamweaver (actually all of the
slices
and rollovers are made in Photoshop/ImageReady then Dreamweaver just for
tags,
links, and text). Can anyone point me in the direction of some reference?
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