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  • June 2, 2009 at 7:00 am #2203378

    Accessing an MS Access database through a web browser.

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    by jvnane · about 14 years, 10 months ago

    Ay my new job I have been assigned the task of trying to change this Ms Access database we use into a web based version. This only needs to be accessed over our local intranet network. We don’t have any SQL programs, so I won’t be able to use that. I don’t really know that much about Access database files, so I need to know where to start in figuring this out. Is it even possible to somehow make this local database accessible through an internet browser? Any help and/or information about this stuff would be great.

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    • June 2, 2009 at 7:00 am #2935200

      Clarifications

      by jvnane · about 14 years, 10 months ago

      In reply to Accessing an MS Access database through a web browser.

      Clarifications

    • June 2, 2009 at 7:51 am #2935179

      Have I got a cool program for you

      by robo_dev · about 14 years, 10 months ago

      In reply to Accessing an MS Access database through a web browser.

      ASPMaker

      It’s a code generator that lets you web-enable any database in about ten minutes.

      There are also .net, php, and java versions of the same app. I have used it to web enable both MS-SQL and MS-Access databases. Best $130 I ever spent….

      http://www.hkvstore.com/aspmaker/

    • November 13, 2009 at 2:30 pm #2841019

      Access through a web browser using Flash: this is likely what you need

      by lkosewsk · about 14 years, 5 months ago

      In reply to Accessing an MS Access database through a web browser.

      Hey there,

      So if you want to build a program in Access (no extra SQL, no ASP, no other technologies) and put it on the web, EQL Data has you covered.

      Disclaimer: I co-founded the company, but I co-founded it with the idea of putting Access on the web verbatim, so I’ll plug it here 🙂

      Feel free to check out our website; http://eqldata.com. If you want to whip up a test database with a UI form, you can then download and install our plugin (free 30 day trial) from http://eqldata.com/download. Quickstart instructions are included, and within 5 minutes, what you’ll have is an Access database sitting in a Flash window.

      Bonus points: you can synchronize data between your application and the Flash web version anytime, so you can change whatever you like, upload, and download information that your web users put up.

      Please give it a go; the product is still pretty new and the feedback we’ve been getting has been great!

      Cheers,

      Luke

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