My understanding is that you have ASP.Net to build your dynamic website, with IIS to publish web pages and SQL server as the database for the website. Am i correct? If u have a server running 24-7 what application does the website constantly sit on?After your website is created what server application do you use to broadcast it over the web or intranet?
Mot sites use the Apache web server with Mysql on Linux. Whichever way you do this the server needs to be a publicly registered machine, with correct dns settings for its' domain.After your website is created what server application do you use to broadcast it over the web or intranet?
It sits on the IIS Server processed by the .NET framework. Depending on what framework the site is built on (1.0, 2.0,3.0, 3.5) it will all be housed and HTTP calls will be made to IIS and returned to the browser. When you install an asp.net website, there will be an ASP.NET tab in the properties.
As for SQL, the web.Config file holds the connection string that will link the the SQL database and your SqlClient or OleDb will "do its thing." All of this is done by the .NET Framework.
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