How you do this will depend on your web development tools.Īnd it also depends on your web hosting company. If you need help with this, leave a way to contact you, it is too much to put here. JSON files.You can then use Javascript (or Jquery) to view and display (not update) the info. The short version is that all of your info in your DB can be represented using. If you are ok with not using a DB, you can use XML or JSON files much the same way as a DB. An example of an ORM is EntityFrameWork or Nhibernate.īut there is a different way. Within either of those languages, you will need an Object Relational Mapper (ORM), to read the info from your DB and then Create,Read,Update or Delete (CRUD) to and from your DB. I use C# to do this, but I know it can also be done with Ruby, and NodeJS.
There may be an easier solution, which I will recommend. The second thing to do would be to be able to get information from your DB to your webpage. With MSSM you can use Amazon Web Services to create a webserver that runs MSSM and is accessible via the cloud.
I use Microsoft Sql Server Management Studio (MSSM) for by DB needs, but MongoDB is a cloud based solution. Unless Microsoft Access Database is a "Cloud based" DB. The first thing is that your Database (hereby named "DB") needs to be accessible online (where your web page would live). There are a few paths you can take depending on what you want to accomplish. I assume it is like other databases.īut, if you would like information that you made within a database to be shown in html, it will take much more than just html. Honestly i don't know much about Microsoft Access Database.
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