Re: Database applications
Re: Database applications
- Subject: Re: Database applications
- From: Steven Woodward <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 26 May 2002 07:56:00 -0400
Thanks for the quick reply Robbie! I've thought about that but am
unfamiliar with Java. I've been putting off learning Java, maybe now's
the right time. I will take a look at that option, thanks again.
Steve W
On Sunday, May 26, 2002, at 07:48 AM, Robbie Duncan wrote:
Whilst I gave not developed any database driven apps using Cocoa, I
have done
hthis using Java. As there is a very convenient bridge from Obj-C to
Java
why not set up a standard datbase serer (MySQL or Postgres would be
fine for
this sort of user load and are free). Set up some Java database
connection
objects that talk to the database through JDBC. Map the java objects to
objective C (pretty easy) and then you can simply call object methods
to talk
to the database.
Robbie
On Sunday 26 May 2002 12:41, Steven Woodward wrote:
Hi all! I'm looking at developing a database app in Cocoa, and just
wanted some input as to what my options are. I have looked at a couple
of the SQL products out there as well as rolling my own with
arrays/dictionaries. The problem with rolling my own is shared data
access, the application would be used by a dept. of 4-5 users. The
problem as I see it with the SQL options are that their are either no
ObjC libraries yet, or they are in alpha stages of development. I just
wondered what other folks are using out there for Cocoa database
(non-Web) development. Many thanks in advance for any input!
Steve
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