Re: easiest web access of informix

Jennerific <Jennerific@unforgettable.com> wrote in article <5l0jia$3db@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu>... > Alvin Segel MD. wrote: > } > } Frank S. (Lpage) wrote: > } > > } > i've tried the web datablade and hated it. is there > } > something else out there for accessing informix > } > without having to write C or C++. > } > > } > What about a perl library? > } > thanks, > } > frank > } > -- > } Try WebObjects from NeXT/Apple. > } WebScript will do what you want with a little bit of code, but mostly > } drag and drop. THe price tag is a killer. You could also look into > } symantec visual cafe pro. > > Or while you are at it, NetDynamics (formerly Spider) from a group of > former Informix employees. I'm just getting into both and don't have a > preference as of yet. > If you need occasional light Informix access, perl scripts will probably do. However, if you need to WEB-deploy serious, robust and high-performance transactional aplications, take a serious look at JYACC's JAM/WEB and Prolifics (http://www.prolifics.com). -- Dragi Raos 4-MATE Information Engineering (http://www.4mate.hr) Zagreb, Croatia