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Jos Olthuis asked how to use Informix SQL statements inside JavaScript functions. Rob Wilson said JavaScript itself cannot connect to a database for security reasons and that an older book mentioned the LiveWire plug-in, which supports Informix. Art S. Kagel pointed to JDBC. Jos replied he wanted JavaScript, not Java, and might switch to Java. Unresolved.
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Jos Olthuis — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Hi there!
Is there anybody who knows where I can find information on the internet
about using Informix SQL statements within Javascript functions?
(is it possible anyway?)
I triend several things, nothing seems to work.
Can't find it anywhere!
Please help!
Jos Olthuis
↪ replying to Jos Olthuis
Rob Wilson — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
JavaScript itself is not allowed to connect to the database. This is
a security feature introduced by the makers of JavaScript. The only
reference to doing this that I have seen states that you require the
LiveWire plug-in. This book is rather old so I imagine that another
plug-in may exist by now but it needs the same functionality. (The
good news is that this old book says that LiveWire supports Informix
connections).
Jos Olthuis (jo@ibt.nl) wrote:
: Hi there!
: Is there anybody who knows where I can find information on the internet
: about using Informix SQL statements within Javascript functions?
: (is it possible anyway?)
: I triend several things, nothing seems to work.
: Can't find it anywhere!
: Please help!
: Jos Olthuis
--
Rob Wilson
rwilson@ntsource.com
↪ replying to Jos Olthuis
Art S. Kagel — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Jos Olthuis wrote:
>
> Hi there!
>
> Is there anybody who knows where I can find information on the internet
> about using Informix SQL statements within Javascript functions?
> (is it possible anyway?)
> I triend several things, nothing seems to work.
> Can't find it anywhere!
Informix supports JDBC. Go to the Informix WEB Site and select the
Informix Developer's Network (IDN) from there you select the JDBC Corner.
The IDN is by subscription but it is free if you have a valid Informix
serial number or support contract number so just register when prompted
if you do not have an IDN password already.
Art S. Kagel
↪ replying to Art S. Kagel
Jos Olthuis — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Thanx for replying, but I am searching for JavaScript and not Java (2
different things)
I already saw the JDBC Connection, if I can't get things fixed I'll try Java
instead of JavaScript.
Jos Olthuis
Web Developer
Art S. Kagel wrote in message <3821DD2D.B710E9F2@bloomberg.net>...
>Jos Olthuis wrote:
>>
>> Hi there!
>>
>> Is there anybody who knows where I can find information on the internet
>> about using Informix SQL statements within Javascript functions?
>> (is it possible anyway?)
>> I triend several things, nothing seems to work.
>> Can't find it anywhere!
>
>Informix supports JDBC. Go to the Informix WEB Site and select the
>Informix Developer's Network (IDN) from there you select the JDBC Corner.
>The IDN is by subscription but it is free if you have a valid Informix
>serial number or support contract number so just register when prompted
>if you do not have an IDN password already.
>
>Art S. Kagel
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