ASP vs DHTML with data binding
I wouldn't think that this would change Douglas' reply. Even if the app is
to run on your own intranet, ASP has advantages over DHTML, primarily
because it is easier to make client browser independent, and you have your
business rules defined and processed on a server rather than being applied
on the client's end.
/Al
Quote:
> Douglas,
> Thanks for the answer. I see your point.
> However I am actually asking about something
> like let say purchase orders placing and delivery tracking
> application which will definitely not be a global
> internet eComerce application. So in this matter
> what would you answer to my question.
> TIA,
> Regards,
> George.
> > Since not all browsers support DHTML, and those that do aren't
consistent,
> I
> > would think that you'd be best off using ASP if your target is internet.
> > --
> > Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
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> > > Hi,
> > > Could somebody put some light on this question please.
> > > What is better ASP with VBScript run at server and
> > > response.write etc or some sort of DHTML with data binding.
> > > I am asking if I would create some ASP pages to browse, edit and
> > > manipulate data on MS SQL 7 / 2000 on a Win 2000 server
> > > and all this to work over internet not intranet.
> > > TIA,
> > > Regards,
> > > George.
