Building Wiki Web Sites with ASP.NET and SQL Server
You can easily build Wiki Web sites with ASP.NET and SQL Server and provide your teams with one of the most powerful ways of collaborating on the Web.
by Hector J. Correa
April 8, 2004
his article describes some of the advantages that Wiki Web sites provide and how you can use ASP.NET and SQL Server to create your own Wiki. You'll learn how to write powerful parsers using the .NET regular expressions class and you'll discover how to add sophisticated search functionality to your Web sites by using SQL Server's Full-Text Search service.
Imagine you visit a Web site that offers information about .NET. You start reading one of the pages about the String class and then realize that the syntax of one of the methods is incorrect. You click the Edit button, update the syntax of the method, update the example that describes how to use the method, and save your changes so that future readers benefit from your contribution. You've just used a Wiki Web site.
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his article describes some of the advantages that Wiki Web sites provide and how you can use ASP.NET and SQL Server to create your own Wiki. You'll learn how to write powerful parsers using the .NET regular expressions class and you'll discover how to add sophisticated search functionality to your Web sites by using SQL Server's Full-Text Search service.
