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Conference gyro::internet_toolss

Title:Internet Tools
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Created:Fri Jun 25 1993
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4714
Total number of notes:40609

4543.0. "intranet tools fto sell" by EEMELI::EINAMO () Fri Mar 14 1997 05:19

Hi

I have domonstated our own intranet for customers ...
some of them are willing to order from us an intranet project but what to sell.

I have idea using 

NT 4.0 IIS SQL-server + ASP for a server

Has any one implemented any applications like

	- ELF
	- customer database
	- lite information table
	- helpdesk
	
anything eaven small onew can help me when putting up an intranet tool-box 

MArko


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4543.2XSTACY::imladris.ilo.dec.com::grainneGrainne Ni ChoilighFri Mar 14 1997 06:4233

I don't have any samples of my own that could be used for
customer demos, however have you looked at the following
samples produced by Microsoft ?

- The 'Chili Pepper Company' sample available for download
from the Visual InterDev site. This is an online electronic
store for a fictitious company. It also demonstrates the use
of Visual InterDev for web development. The supplied database
is actually MS Access, but you could easily upload the data
to SQL Server & modify the DSN to access your SQLServer database
instead.

- The 'Friendship Insurance Company' tutorial, also available
for download from the Visual InterDev site. This includes
viewing of customer records, financial analysis of the 
fictitious company's performance (MS Excel pivot table) and
database design using the new visual design tools for 
SQLServer in Visual InterDev. The tutorial includes a .SQL file
that you run in SQLServer ISQL/W to create the database for
the exercises. 

- The AdventureWorks sample that comes with IIS v3.0 Active
Server Pages. This is an electronic store for an outdoor-goods
company. It includes an online catalogue, electronic ordering,
and reporting on sales. Again, the supplied database is actually
MS Access, but you could easily upsize it to SQLServer. Actually,
you try out the MS Access to SQLServer upsizing wizard for this
step (I haven't used it yet.)



4543.3axel.zko.dec.com::FOLEYhttp://axel.zko.dec.comFri Mar 14 1997 08:517

	As far as ELF goes, I'd probably go with loading all the user
	info into an LDAP database. You might also want to look at
	MS's ADSI stuff. (www.microsoft.com/ntserver)

								mike