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    atchaya is offline x10Hosting Member atchaya is an unknown quantity at this point
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    How to hosting an asp.net application

    Hi all!

    How to host one new asp.net database application which is developed in VB2005 .

    Thanks in advance to all those will give suggestions to me.
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    Re: How to hosting an asp.net application

    This is not possible on x10Hosting, so you'll need a different host.
    1. Find an ASP.NET host - Google is your friend (make sure it supports the database you're using).
    2. Use the "Publish Web Site" button in Visual Studio to upload your site to their servers.
    Edit:
    I stand very much corrected - x10Hosting does support ASP.NET. Still, use the Publish Web Site feature of Visual Studio, with your x10Hosting FTP details.
    Last edited by lucasjnjones; 12-28-2009 at 06:18 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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    Re: How to hosting an asp.net application

    The particular difficulty is the X10 servers run a Linux distro, so MS SQL Server isn't available. If you developed the application to use MySQL, however, it's certainly possible. Searching the forums reveals threads that cover how to use ASP.Net with MySQL on X10 (always search before starting a new thread).
    Last edited by misson; 12-28-2009 at 06:21 PM.
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