Re: How to web enable Informix database

Hmmmm, Try this: Apache as your server and CGI/Bin Scripts in Perl5. This will work within your constraints. I don't know if the 9.x series is fully supported by SCO. However I'd upgrade to 7.X on SCO. You want to do java? See if you can find the jdk for SCO. It should be out there. You could then use Symantec and a PC to write the Java front end, then port it to your server. -HTH Mikey Francisco J. Gonzalez wrote: > Hannes Visagie wrote: > > > Hi all > > > > Second post, It seems nobody knows. > > > > I need to database enable my web pages. We have Infomix Online 5, SCO > > Unixware 2.12, Openlink JDBC, Apache Web server. > > > > I do not want to change my web server to NT. If possible, all web data must > > be stored in the Informix database, and not text files. > > > > Informix Data director for Java only runs on NT and Solaris > > > > What products do you recommend ? {Develop in Win95} > > Visual Cafe > > JBuilder > > New C++ Builder can also port to HTML > > Some program like HotDog > > Any other programs > > > > Thanks in advance > > I am not sure how those products would work. You can upgrade to version 9 of > Online > and use the WebDatablade that I think should work on SCO, but I am not sure if > you > are willing to do an upgrade of so many versions... > -- ---------------------------------------------------- Francisco J. Gonzalez > (pacog@compolaser.com) COMPOLASER, S.L. Tln.: +34-1-7158762 Fax: +34-1-7158705