Which database I need to run servlets at home? Can I download SQL?
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There are several options for a database here.  The three off the top of my head are MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle.  MySQL (http://dev.mysql.com/) and PostgreSQL (http://www.postgresql.org/) are open source and are freely available.  Oracle allows developers to download their database for free for developing your applications, but you must pay for it when you deploy your application.  Of the three I would recommend MySQL on the Windows platform.  Setting up PostgreSQL on Windows was much less simple, though that may have changed since I last tried (about a year and a half ago).  All 3 offer JDBC drivers that you will need for Java servlets to connect.\n\nBy the way what are you using for your servlet container?  If you haven't already chosen one, you might consider Tomcat (http://tomcat.apache.org/).  It is one of the most popular, so there is plenty of information available out there.
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http://www.vbmysql.com/
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in place of java you can use either of the following, depends on which platform you want to load\n\nKaffe\nKissme\nLatte\nJanosVM\nGilgul\nAlta\nkangaroo\njrate\nORP\njikes\njc\njaphar\nwaba\nelectricalfire\nsablevm\nwonka\njupiter\njamVM\njaOS\nCACAO\nOVM\nDynamic java\nGhost Machine\njnode\nJX-OS\nand many more...
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You need to identify your database requirements.  Simply moving to a proper relational database is likely the right move, but you might want to identify the restrictions around your choice:\n\n- operating system\n- programming environment (what will apps be written in)\n- price\n- volume of data\n- amount of concurrent users\n- level of database administration required\n- synchronization/replication\n- availability of help (online communities, etc...)\n\nFor my money, I would start of trying either:\n\n- Postgres\n- MySQL\n- SQL Anywhere Studio - Developer Edition\n\nThe latter is a great commercial-product choice because of the low cost of both licensing and of support, plus it has one of the best online communities going (the newsgroup "sybase.public.sqlanywhere.general" and other "sybase.public.sqlanywhere.*" newsgroups)\n\nLinks below should help.
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I'm not sure if you have already installed MySQL and need help setting up the database or need help installing.  If you need help installing, check out http://groups.google.com and type in installing mysql.  You can usually find a wealth of knowledge on there.  If you have the program installed but need to setup the database, check out Webmin (http://www.webmin.com).  It is a web based application that makes setting up different aspects of a server much easier.
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get a server that has ASP PHP or JSP and database\nlearn those languages\nuse the language to interact with database\n\nlazy way\n-----------\nget server\nget foxserv\nuse a content management system or make your own. (PHPBB)\n\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=foXserv\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=PHPBB
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Well, you'll need a web server that can run JSP:\n\nhttp://tomcat.apache.org/ (you need Apache and Tomcat)\n\nThen you'll need an application to write code:\n\nhttp://www.stylusstudio.com/jsp_ide.html\n\nAnd you'll need Java itself:\n\nhttp://java.sun.com/products/jsp/
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The best way is to pull out your localhost data into 'data.sql' or something. you can do that by using mysql. after that, create a database in yahoo and import your data in.\n\nhope works well...\nherdinata sinuhaji\nhttp://thesamura.blogspot.com
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I prefer MySQL, but I don't use .net
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Download the enterprise version, that will have every support to the servlets, ejb, etc.\n\nhttp://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/download.html\n\nBut, you need application servers to run your servlets, ejb, etc.  You can download many free servers for your testing and learning purpose.
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Hi\n\nTOMCAT_HOME=C:&#92;tomcat\n\nTOMCAT_HOME&#92;webapps&#92;<CreateUrFolder>&#92;Put Your Jsp here\n\nExecute\n\nhttp://localhost:8080/CreateUrFolder/JSPName.jsp
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There are a number of free scripts that you can use without a database. I've listed a few below. The one that I like is JAlbum. You could also do a Google search to find more.\n\nDianeD
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2005 is so much better than 1.x.  There are a myriad of new freatures in 2.0.  You can use MasterPages for your website layouts.  There are web parts that would enable a web user to customize a webpage by being able to shift elements around on the page.  The DataGrid was replaced by GridView, which is easier to work with.  You can also use SqlDataSource to populated Data Controls.  The SqlDataSource will save you time so you don't have to write connection code.\n\n2.0 now has local database support.  You can add a database right to your APP_DATA folder, which you'll be able to build and connect to with ease.  You can only access this database from the project you are working in.  If you want to make the database live on a webhost, you have to copy the .mdf or generate script to move it.\n\nClasses now have a keyword called "Partial", which would allow you to have the same class name over many areas.  This is so, if you are working in a team environment, many co-workers can work on their own version of the same class without writing over each others' code.  At compile time, these same files will be compiled together.\n\nThere is just too many things to list on here.  If I were you, I would go to ASP.NET QuickStarts and go from there.  There is a lot of information you can learn from there.\n\nAlso, if you haven't already, download the startkits from ASP.NET.  The starterkits are useful and powerful, and not just some cheesy website example.
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I think you should learn Java because it has rich class library which will enable you to add the required functionality.The intigrated technologies such as Servlets and JSP are Sun's implementation of PHP and ASP.Also as a matter of fact Java and J2EE server comes free of cost and are available for download at www.java.sun.com\nAlso use mySQL with JSP to add database functionality to your site.\n\nI think you should follows these steps to make the procedure fast\n1 Download JDK1.5,J2EE 1.4 ,mySQL and JConnector\nyou will find J connector onmysql's webiste\n2 Install them take help from their resp.  official sites\n3 learn JSP you could get help on java.sun.com \n4 for uploading the site on internet you could try\nwww.myjavaserver.com you will be surprised to know that it all comes free of cost\n5 Now this comes as a bonus you could try www.freedomain.co.nr for get yor required URL free of cost
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That being a microsoft program u can use a ligter version which i beleive is free too... it's called SQL 2005 Express Edition... if you want something fully robust and not deal with the high cost, I would personally recommend MySQL. I have used it in all my softwares and we currently use it in our main datacenter to handle all our data from our 35 remote offices world wide... it is extremely fast... we handle over a million transactions a day... give it a try.
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Oracle\nDb2\nSQL Server \nSybase\nNCR Tera data/ PostGres\n\n\nand then you have MySQL too