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On Oct 18, 3:33 am, Ludovic Brenta <ludo...@ludovic-brenta.org> wrote:
> Yes, as a very simple approach, there's AdaCGI which allows you to
> write Common Gateway Interface programs which the web server calls to
> service requests.  That's probably the most light-weight approach, but
> also the least scalable.

Yes. We are using AdaCGI to develop web applications. The web
applications we are developing now are Membership Management and
Appointment Management for a sport organization and medical clinics
respectively. We use MySQL as the backend database.

See http://adrianhoe.com/



> Ogalve, I think you should try to explain better what you mean by
> "make a Web".

It is most likely he meant "making a web page".