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Servers And Clients [ C#]

So first of all, It doesn't have to be servers and clients...But what I am trying to do, is make an application that has a list box or a data table even, ( something that displays information) That a user can connect to to view that information, and also able to add or remove information that will automatically sync with anyone else that has the application open.

I'm still relatively new to programming, and I have exploited almost every avenue I can looking for a solution, So please can anyone suggest something, And maybe even provide some examples that may lead me in the right direction.

If you have any questions please ask, I will try reply as soon as I can.
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soo you want to make a database and then link your program to it
(Feb 11, 2015 06:04 AM)cicko Wrote:  soo you want to make a database and then link your program to it

I've tried that but I can't seem to link it to it...Just doesn't connect
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make ur c# send information to a .php page that will take care of your DB request , and this way u can deal with db "safely"
(Feb 11, 2015 02:11 PM)youknownothingjohnsnow Wrote:  make ur c# send information to a .php page that will take care of your DB request , and this way u can deal with db "safely"

Thanks for the information, but after looking around I still can't find a reliable source that works....
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I think the best way to do this is to use TCP, add me in skype and i might help you.

Check your pm for my skype.
(Feb 11, 2015 05:24 PM)Rhy1v0 Wrote:  Thanks for the information, but after looking around I still can't find a reliable source that works....

You should take a look into MVC using Entity Framework, this way your client can connect to a website thats made in MVC and that handles the db changes with Entity Framework.

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If you want to share information to all of your "client". I would suggest you doing php request to a mysql database. It's secure and easy to setup. I personally hate to expose credentials on the code (I never do it.);
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