Need suggestion on project
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All, I am currently working on a school project that requires me to collect RSS messages, dissect the text, compare it to previous text, and then post it onto a web site. I have done most of my programming thus far on C#, and from my research, it looks like I will have to use ASP.NET for this part of the project. This is what I am thinking, using C# to collect the text and put it into a SQL database (when need to compare against old one), then use ASP.NET to get the data from the SQL database and display it on the web page. I know most of you are probably very advance in your programming domain, can you please give me a heads on whatever 1) my approach works? 2) what do you suggest? Best regards, T
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All, I am currently working on a school project that requires me to collect RSS messages, dissect the text, compare it to previous text, and then post it onto a web site. I have done most of my programming thus far on C#, and from my research, it looks like I will have to use ASP.NET for this part of the project. This is what I am thinking, using C# to collect the text and put it into a SQL database (when need to compare against old one), then use ASP.NET to get the data from the SQL database and display it on the web page. I know most of you are probably very advance in your programming domain, can you please give me a heads on whatever 1) my approach works? 2) what do you suggest? Best regards, T
Hey, Yeah you're approach is fine by all means. I don't know how you are planning to dissect the text in anyway but I presume it's not difficult or you know how to do it. Yeah save the data to a database if it's successful and then get the web page to query that table using a dataset object to just bind it to a grid. I suggest making a table for successful and unsuccessful results so if it doesn't go to the database it's not just thrown in the bin and never seen again. Cheers, Michael
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Hey, Yeah you're approach is fine by all means. I don't know how you are planning to dissect the text in anyway but I presume it's not difficult or you know how to do it. Yeah save the data to a database if it's successful and then get the web page to query that table using a dataset object to just bind it to a grid. I suggest making a table for successful and unsuccessful results so if it doesn't go to the database it's not just thrown in the bin and never seen again. Cheers, Michael
Thanks Michael, Since I have very little experience with asp.net, but is it possible to do everything with just asp.net or should I still use C# for one component and asp.net for another. Here is a breakdown to my approach 1) C#, a collection agent, where I collect rss feed and feed it to the database (using ADO.NET??!?!), where I can do further breakdown within the database. 2) ASP.NET, a webpage, that takes the data from the database (ADO.NET?!??!) and display that data on the screen. Here are my questions. 1) Can I use ADO.NET for both ASP.NET and C#? 2) Do I need IIS install in my computer for the webpage? 3) ASP.NET, do I create that using VS.NET 2005 Web control? (see, I have no idea on asp.net) 4) After I am done with all this, is there any web service provider that will allow me to upload the collection agent and run it on their server? If anyone can charm in, it would be great. T
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Thanks Michael, Since I have very little experience with asp.net, but is it possible to do everything with just asp.net or should I still use C# for one component and asp.net for another. Here is a breakdown to my approach 1) C#, a collection agent, where I collect rss feed and feed it to the database (using ADO.NET??!?!), where I can do further breakdown within the database. 2) ASP.NET, a webpage, that takes the data from the database (ADO.NET?!??!) and display that data on the screen. Here are my questions. 1) Can I use ADO.NET for both ASP.NET and C#? 2) Do I need IIS install in my computer for the webpage? 3) ASP.NET, do I create that using VS.NET 2005 Web control? (see, I have no idea on asp.net) 4) After I am done with all this, is there any web service provider that will allow me to upload the collection agent and run it on their server? If anyone can charm in, it would be great. T
avengerzx9 wrote:
- C#, a collection agent, where I collect rss feed and feed it to the database (using ADO.NET??!?!), where I can do further breakdown within the database
If you want to use the RSS feed in your website, you should probably use the opensource RSS tool called RSS.NET instead writing your own one.
avengerzx9 wrote:
Yeah. It can't be done with ADO.NET.
avengerzx9 wrote:
Yes.
avengerzx9 wrote:
- Do I need IIS install in my computer for the webpage?
If you are "NOT" using VS 2002 or 2003, you don't need to install the IIS .
avengerzx9 wrote:
I'm not sure what you are asking. If you have no idea about ASP.NET, I suggest you to read the Book or QuickStart before start developing the application.
avengerzx9 wrote:
- After I am done with all this, is there any web service provider that will allow me to upload the collection agent and run it on their server?
Yes. DiscountASP.NET is the best ASP.NET hosting service provider.
Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)