Re: web database

In article <33C254F4.5970@compuserve.com>, Pewit <pewit@compuserve.com> writes: >Dan McGarry wrote: >> >> Zainal Abidin Shariff Ghazali <erotomania@sunot.net> wrote in article >> <33B286AF.3057@sunot.net>... >> > manolis@cytanet.com.cy wrote: >> > > >> > > hi, >> > > i am trying to desing a database for a cd shop that will be used on a >> > > webserver so that surfers can browse and search the cd titles >> > > I have adequate knowledge of windows and UNIX programming. >> > > >> > > any one to give ideas where to start from? >> > > > >Take a look at Visual Cafe Pro -a RAD tool for Java that maskes it easy >to connect your database to your website. It comes with dbANYWHERE a >100% JDBC compatible middleware product with native drivers for Informix >and other SQL databases that require no additional drivers on the client >- just a Java-enabled browser. It also has Wizards and data aware However, it does require a NT server. That is the only thing that keeps me from using your tool! I wish Symantec had a Unix solution :-( >controls to ease database development. Symantec have a strategic >alliance with Informix who have chosen VC Pro as their Java development >tool. > >More info on the website below. > >-- >Paul White - IPM Symantec Internet Tools >The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and not of >Symantec corporation >*Visual Cafe Trial Version & JDK 1.1 Previews now available* >Website: http://cafe.symantec.com >FTP site: ftp://itools.symantec.com >Newsgroup: news://service.symantec.com -- Dari Shirazi | Internet: dshirazi@uhl.uiowa.edu The University of Iowa - Hygienic Lab | Voice: (319) 335-4500 Oakdale Research Campus, OH-E5B | Fax: (319) 335-4555 Iowa City, IA 52242 |