Re: Database Application with Obj-C
Re: Database Application with Obj-C
- Subject: Re: Database Application with Obj-C
- From: Ian McGregor <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 15:04:29 -0800
Hi Richard,
My understanding is that MySQL is only pre-installed on OS X server,
and not the client version. And although it is simple enough for
someone to install with a little bit of knowledge, I don't think
everyone would fit into this category.
I have begun tinkering with SQLite, it looks promising, the the
licensing seems liberal enough to allow embedding into any sort of
application.
Thanks for the mention of, miniSQL, I had not heard of it before,
despite my searches.
Ideally though, I think some kind of db support right in apple's cocoa
libraries would be a great and most useful addition; and I guess I was
kind of hoping that there had been some advances in this direction with
Panther.
Cheers,
Ian
On 22-Dec-03, at 2:11 PM, Richard Rothwell wrote:
There are a number of database solutions
that can be embedded in an application
but since mysql is included on MacOS X
maybe you can use that and the existing
Cocoa database classes.
Valentina which you mentioned is not specific
to RealBasic so you could use that with
Cocoa, although it is c++-based.
There is OOFile which is another c++ based
thing although you could check if Andy Dent
has built a Cocoa interface for it yet.
There is also miniSQL and SQLite to consider.
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