Web Based Database - Online Database

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Hello,

I'v build an apllication (as a part of my Uni homework) basicly it's a social network application, i'v completed all the UI and basicly all the client-side stuff.

now i need to handle the server side and the database side.

I have 2 questions:

1) I want to have an web-based database that will hold:
a. Usernames and passwords
b.Pictures,Music,Videos
c. Logs of chats and msg's
My question is if any one has any suggestion of how to handle such a thing, i don't mind paying for service , if theres any tutorials you think are good ?

2) I want an online server that will handle:

a. Chat
b. list of users who are connecte
and more basic stuff a server should handle
here as well same question, I need some suggestion or place i can learn about such a thing, again I dont mind paying for the service

any help would be thankfull
kind regards
Boaz

Posted 6-Jun-12 7:52am

Boaz Yaari

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John Orendt 6-Jun-12 14:13pm

What web server are you using? so far are you using aspx?

Boaz Yaari 6-Jun-12 14:20pm

Until now I haven't used any server I've come here to get some advice on what technology I should use

R. Giskard Reventlov 6-Jun-12 14:32pm

That's an awful lot of questions, especially as it's homework related. We don't do homework: you need to speak to your tutor (who's probably reading this anyway) for advice. There are many web hosts out there; too many to list here. A good one is DiscountAsp.Net if you really are willing to pay for service.

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John Orendt · Answer 1 · 2012-06-06T11:54:00

Ok, I recommend windows operating system, Use C# with Visual Studio and SQL Server. For web server use IIS.

This web chat uses AJAX

and the above technology. This app does not store the messages across server reboots, it does not use a database. However it would not be hard to add that functionality if needed.