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how can i put a column in database (Microsoft SQL Server 2005)
which data of the column building in java applet ?

( i wont to put column with type object )

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i have website which design with (asp.net)which connected with database (Microsoft SQL Server 2005) the website is about sketch of building , i draw the sketch withe (java applet )
the question are

how can i put a column in database (Microsoft SQL Server 2005)
which data of the column is (name of the sketch which is java applet )?
and
how can i connect asp.net with java applet ???
i hope it is clear

Posted 6-May-11 0:54am

khad-2011

Updated 6-May-11 6:06am

Marc A. Brown

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R. Giskard Reventlov 6-May-11 7:09am

Question makes no sense.

Sandeep Mewara 6-May-11 10:38am

Not clear.

Umair Feroze 6-May-11 11:59am

Are you saying this:

You have a website for creating sketches of building and sketches are created using Java Applet. You need to save the data created by Java Applet.
Correct me if I am wrong.
I am not aware of Java Applets, does the output of this applet is an image?

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khad-2011 · Answer 1 · 2011-05-06T06:11:00

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yes it is like image but the user can edit in it and the edit must be edit in database

Posted 6-May-11 6:11am

khad-2011