How to upload a Database onto a Free webspace?

[rickysheedy]

Hello,

I want to upload my project which contains servlets running on Tomcat 5.5 server connecting to my database which is in MS-SQL.

Can I upload my project Database created in MS Sql server 2000?

How to link my project to the uploaded project Database?

I have registered a free account in a free webspace hoisting site. Will I be able to upload and run my project in that webspace?

regards,

ricky.

[Jun Luzon]

Hello,

I want to upload my project which contains servlets running on Tomcat 5.5 server connecting to my database which is in MS-SQL.

Can I upload my project Database created in MS Sql server 2000?

How to link my project to the uploaded project Database?

I have registered a free account in a free webspace hoisting site. Will I be able to upload and run my project in that webspace?

regards,

ricky.

Which free web host did you get your free web hosting account?
Perhaps they have a support where they can tell you how to access your phpMyAdmin that will enable you to upload your database.

[rickysheedy]

Hello,

I have uploaded in the following web space.

http://www.freespaces.com/

I have mailed to their support, but can you give me a general idea whether it is possible to upload a database in a free web space service, do I need to have a paid account for doing so?

Also, I need to know whether it is really possible to hoist database and link them with the Webspace. Is there any other alternate free webspace that you suggest, with which I can register? I have just created an account in that webspace till now I haven't uploaded my project.

Am I right, that even on the computer in which I will showing the demo of my project should also have the MS SQL server 2000 software installed on that particular computer.

Or is it possible that I can even show the demo of my project linked to my database created in MS Sql Server 2000 uploaded into the webspace, without any MS SQL server application installed on the computer in which I am going to show the demo.

regards,

ricky.

[Jun Luzon]

Sorry, I missed that part.
Thought you were talking about MySQL and not MS Sql.

[rickysheedy]

Nevermind.

Do you have any solution for my problem regarding uploading a project along with a database onto a free webspace?

Is is possible to do something like "uploading a project along with a database onto a free webspace"?

regards,

ricky

[heymrdj]

I don't know what you use with MSSQL, I know VERY FEW free hosts that support it because that means they are using a Windows server, and at a minimum of 30$ per month for a Windows server liscense, it is rare to see. With MySQL you would use phpMyAdmin to upload the database, with PostgreSQL you would use PgAdmin II/III to upload the database and/or schema. I'm sure MSSQL has some tool as well for you to upload databases if your webhost supports it. You then upload your project separately via FTP. You say you developed on a Tomcat, your project wasn't Tomcat limited was it, because your new host is most likely Apache.

EDIT:

You need a host like this: http://www.discountasp.net/sp_sql.aspx (let it be known I don't work for them, actually i don't even know them, they were just the first result in a google search :P.) Anyways they have Windows hosting (using Windows servers) supporting MSSQL, and they use the ASP.NET control panel which has a built in system for uploading MSSQL databases.

I looked at the free thingy you signed up to. Instant no it won't work. Don't make me even start to count the ways it won't work.

[rickysheedy]

Thanks a lot buddy.

I have also found out a website wherein you can hoist free MS SQL dbase.

http://www.freewebindia.com/plan-comparision.asp

I will continue this post as soon as I get more information about this so that it is informational for others you are facing the same problem.

Thanks a lot for your efforts.

[heymrdj]

Nice find :). Let me know how it goes. :D

[themoose]

I would use what rickysheedy suggested, then connect to it remotely from a different free webhost.

[heymrdj]

I would use what rickysheedy suggested, then connect to it remotely from a different free webhost.

FYI colin, rickysheedy is the OP. :angel:

[themoose]

Didn't notice that :p

But I think he gets my point nonetheless.