Re: informix universal server java api

Matthew Tepel wrote: > > The consensus seems to suggest that the best way to take advantage of > informix universal server's object-oriented features and extendablilty is > with the Informix Java API. > > Now I have another question. Keep in mind that I am new to Java. We want > to write some java applets that people will launch from their web browser. > The web browser could be on any computer under any operating system. > However the applets need to connect to the database in order to view the > data we have. We are building an open and searchable database for > neuroscience data. > Hi Matthew An alternative approach is to use dbANYWHERE, a 100% JDBC-compatible middleware product with native drivers for Informix and other databases which requires no additional drivers on the client - just a java-enabled browser. dbANYWHERE is bundled with Visual Cafe Pro which provides drag & drop database development and VC Pro has also been selected by Informix as their recommended Java development environment. More info and trial versions on the website below Regards -- 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