[tor]

I need either a tutorial or someone to write something for me.

I need a _really_ basic web page:

home page has 3 datagrids with "view detail" buttons
data for each is from a proc which returns a basic select statement.

"view detail" for each row in each grid goes to a new page with a datagrid with edit buttons

Edit buttons go to a page with a grand total of maybe 4 or 5 fields allowing insert / update or delete

No pictures, no fanciness. All procedures call a proc with one parameter (ID of record) or total number of fields parameters.

All procs return a return value, 0 or positive is good, negative is an error.
Data connection uses windows authentication.

Functional (Ugly) is the name of the game. I am guessing maybe a half hours work for someone that knows what they are doing in visual studio plus half an hour of dicking around with getting it started.

I am about halfway through doing it myself and somewhat annoyed with doing stuff I can't do in my sleep. I'd like it done in C#/VB.Net and would prefer to pay someone $500 (400 for work + 100 for a bit of support if I cock up deployment to IIS) for something that works than continue trying to learn new stuff. But I will read a tutorial if anyone has one.

[sydney3000]

I love you tor. You might also have to hire a technical writer who can translate your requirements to the to-be-found programmer.

If I had a computer I'd give it a shot...after reading the tutorial myself. =)

I find after having used nothing but computers for 20 years everything has become so dumbed down I actually lost the capacity to implement things except for my regular duties.

This post has been edited by sydney3000: 07 December 2011 - 09:03 AM

[wim]

tor, on 07 December 2011 - 07:15 AM, said:

Functional (Ugly) is the name of the game.

If you'd asked me 10 years ago I would've jumped at it. Good tech spec but I have a go-live next weekend and I'm enjoying cruising. My html comes with the font choice of courier (New) with bold/underline as optional.

[staringclown]

tor, on 07 December 2011 - 07:15 AM, said:

I need either a tutorial or someone to write something for me.

I need a _really_ basic web page:

home page has 3 datagrids with "view detail" buttons
data for each is from a proc which returns a basic select statement.

"view detail" for each row in each grid goes to a new page with a datagrid with edit buttons

Edit buttons go to a page with a grand total of maybe 4 or 5 fields allowing insert / update or delete

No pictures, no fanciness. All procedures call a proc with one parameter (ID of record) or total number of fields parameters.

All procs return a return value, 0 or positive is good, negative is an error.
Data connection uses windows authentication.

Functional (Ugly) is the name of the game. I am guessing maybe a half hours work for someone that knows what they are doing in visual studio plus half an hour of dicking around with getting it started.

I am about halfway through doing it myself and somewhat annoyed with doing stuff I can't do in my sleep. I'd like it done in C#/VB.Net and would prefer to pay someone $500 (400 for work + 100 for a bit of support if I cock up deployment to IIS) for something that works than continue trying to learn new stuff. But I will read a tutorial if anyone has one.

I can do it in spring/java. I don't know ASP. JSP however.

Basic username/password authentication is configurable.

It sounds like you are submitting forms? Basic CRUD operations can be achieved using template objects. (JdbcTemplate, LdapTemplate etc.) The framework architecture enforces a layered approach though. It sounds like a personal utility but you'll want to avoid SQL injection and the like regardless. You can run up glassfish or tomcat fairly easily to serve it. If it's really basic and I can dispense with all but the most rudimentary html/javascript/css I reckon a couple of days depending on requirements/communications. I will give you interfaces and modular code but quality takes time.