Re: $$ looking for a WEB DATABASE PROGRAMMER $$

I suggest you look at the Do-It-Yourself Database product from WebVentures. Currently there is a free beta version downloadable. There is also an online example system where you can try your hand at building a Web database, free. The release version will be only US$89.

The software (Unix, NT and Windows-95, Mac soon) is available at

http://www.webventures.com.au/diy-db/

You can donwload it or test-drive it on our server, free.

Some features:
Works with mSQL (unix) or ODBC-complient databases.

DIY-DB makes it simple and quick to build a database on the Internet or an Intranet from square one. Painless on-line configuration is possible without a knowledge of database systems or CGI-scripting. Everything is done right down to the consistent look and feel of presented pages.

It's easy to add your own logos and text to customise databases for your site.

You can make different views of the database, for example, private and public views. You can set password protection of each record or on an entire view. In each view you can allow or disallow operations such as deletion or addition of records and the ability to edit or re-edit existing records. Individual fields may be editable (read and write), visible (read-only) or invisible.

Search results can contain arbitrary embedded HTML in fields allowing not only formatting of text but also display of images, hyperlinks and email addresses.

You can LOAD-N-GO a free beta version from http://www.webventures.com.au/diy-db/

Excellent for catalogs, tracking systems, contact managers etc.

DIY-DB is a suite of server-based Java applications. DIY-DB contains its own HTTP server. You can make your own personal Intranet server.

boonjing_at_grove.ufl.edu wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am looking for someone to program a user-entry/password database
> system.
>
> The database involves "registered" users that will be able to change/edit
> their data, and "public" users (anybody) that will be able to search the
> data of the "registered" user.
>
> The database will contain info of multiple organizations in multiple
> universities.
>
> What I am interested in:
>
> 1) the function of userids/passwords, public users searching registere
> users data,
> 2) security -- no security leaks or loopholes
> 3) efficiency -- because of the large number of people that will be
> accessing the web page, I want the database system as efficient as
> possible.
>
> I am looking for all kinds of ideas and options on how to approach this.
> If you are confident that you can program this (or know someone that is),
> please e-mail me at:
>
> boonjing_at_grove.ufl.edu
>
> This program will if done well will help university students in keeping
> contacts and information searching.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Aldwin Bolante
 

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