Re: Web Datablade/Connecting IUS to the WWW

Dear Alexander, Please take a look at http://www.binevolve.com/ . We have two products that allow http server programming via perl and tcl (the Velocity Engine for Perl / Tcl). They are NSAPI based and offer very high performance. Database connectivity is one of the important features of these products. One of our clients has been using these products to connect both Illustra and IUS to the web with great results. They had initially attempted to use the web datablade and subsequently cgi, but found our products to offer much higher performance and much greater ease of programming. Please contact me at tdarugar@binevolve.com or info@binevolve.com if you would like more information or references. Best, Tony > Does anyone have some experience in connecting the universal server > to the web? I want to offer insert, access and update functions on our > database wourldwide and want to use a WWW-browser. > > There are different possibilities: > - CGI (urrrgg!) > - ODBC and selfwritten programs (might be slow) > - JDBC and Java > - Using the Web Datablade (low performance, not flexible) > > I did bad experience with the "old" Web Datablade of Illustra and don't > want > to uses the new web datablade if it's performance is equivalent and the > programming > is the same. > > All posibilities must support authentikation mechanisms and transaction > management. > > Does anyone have experience with the performance of different IUS-access > methods? > Where can I find better informations than the well styled product > descriptions of > informix? > > greetings > Alexander -------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====----------------------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet