Re: Database applications
Re: Database applications
- Subject: Re: Database applications
- From: Steven Woodward <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 09:55:54 -0400
Martin,
Many thanks for the reply! I would love to see even some sample snippets
on using mySQL with ObjC, anything you've got would be great. I am going
to take a look at all the available options and try and make a decision
over the next several days. Thanks again.
Steve W
On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 01:44 AM, Martin Kautz wrote:
Am 26.05.2002 13:41 Uhr schrieb "Steven Woodward"
<email@hidden> :
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!
Hello Steve,
I just got my hands on th C API of mySQL and as far as I can see it's
no big
deal to write a Cocoa driven frontend for mySQL. At least I got a small
app
working (to search the product list of my mySQL/PHP driven webshop)...
Well,
'til now it's a pretty mix of C and ObjC and I'm gonna to clean it up a
little.
In case you're interested in it, drop me a line and I send you the
source
project.
Martin
P.S.
A (well done) binary installer of mySQL can be found at www.entropy.ch
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