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by **chri** » Sat, 16 Aug 2003 17:16:05

Im in need of a web site designer tool for sql2k. I need

the Commerce Server site and it appears to have alot that
I need if I use Frontpage with it. (I dont want to write
alot of my own code.) If I want to do all this on a win2k
platform and have a sql2k backend without having to write
most of the code myself, are there other options out there
for me, or are these the tools preferred by most people. I
dont know what thee pros/ cons would be for other tools
like Dreamweaver, Visual Studio, etc.
Thanks.

by **Partha Mandaya** » Sat, 16 Aug 2003 18:32:45

Take a look at the Asp.net starterkits at www.asp.net/starterkits. They have
a good pre-built e-commerce application and several other templates.

> Im in need of a web site designer tool for sql2k. I need

> the Commerce Server site and it appears to have alot that
> I need if I use Frontpage with it. (I dont want to write
> alot of my own code.) If I want to do all this on a win2k
> platform and have a sql2k backend without having to write
> most of the code myself, are there other options out there
> for me, or are these the tools preferred by most people. I
> dont know what thee pros/ cons would be for other tools
> like Dreamweaver, Visual Studio, etc.
> Thanks.

by **chri** » Tue, 19 Aug 2003 06:40:10

Do you know what the difference would be between that and Commerce Server?

> Take a look at the Asp.net starterkits at www.asp.net/starterkits. They
have
> a good pre-built e-commerce application and several other templates.

> > Im in need of a web site designer tool for sql2k. I need

> > the Commerce Server site and it appears to have alot that
> > I need if I use Frontpage with it. (I dont want to write
> > alot of my own code.) If I want to do all this on a win2k
> > platform and have a sql2k backend without having to write
> > most of the code myself, are there other options out there
> > for me, or are these the tools preferred by most people. I
> > dont know what thee pros/ cons would be for other tools
> > like Dreamweaver, Visual Studio, etc.
> > Thanks.