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Hahaha, I can answer how to convert that to .NET! I worked for a while as a web developer at a PR company. My predecessor had apparently heard of the Storray en
by dlnovell 16y ago
Hahaha, I can answer how to convert that to .NET! I worked for a while as a web developer at a PR company. My predecessor had apparently heard of the Storray engine and converted it to .NET. He stored all the product information for one of our clients' sites in an XML file. Fortunately I only had to work on some CSS for that site, I would have been pretty distraught if I had to give up the awesome power of Storray for MSSQL.