Is there any software that will compile a database driven website into a Windows executable program?
I think google has something in beta, but if anyone knows of something that does this I love to hear about it.
Something easy - Tell the software your URL, click compile and poof! You have a desktop app that operates just like your online site.
2007-11-13
16:38:25
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Of course you'd have to access the site. That is why you tell the compiler the URL. So it can go and grab all aspects of the site include DB schema, data, etc. Maybe I oversimplified the question.
2007-11-13
16:51:03 ·
update #1
NOT Misinformed!
See here:
Google Gears
http://code.google.com/apis/gears
Google Gears is an open source browser extension that lets you create web applications that run offline. It lets you store and serve application resources locally, store data locally in a fully-searchable relational database, and run asynchronous JavaScript to improve application responsiveness.
Perhaps some cannot think of reasons why anyone would want to do this. I can think of a gazzilion commercial applications for this.
And talk about great rapid application development.
So... why not go with google gears you ask. It is beta, go read the docs.
There is also some shareware I found once-upon-a-time that purported to do this but I could never get it to work.
Plus, I really don't need "choice of language advice." If you don't know the answer to a question why are you even bothering to post (sorry, grouchy, dentist appointment earlier!!!).
2007-11-13
19:21:15 ·
update #2