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Re: objc and RDBMS
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Re: objc and RDBMS


  • Subject: Re: objc and RDBMS
  • From: Bill Allaire <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 09:25:52 -0400

As far as MySQL goes, it's possible. One way is to link against libmysqlclient.a. The linker will complain, unless you've already taken care of this, about the following header files which you'll need to make accessible to the linker:
- my_dbug.h
- my_global.h
- mysql.h
- mysqld_error.h


Your mileage will vary depending on your usage. Just use the API in the same way you could/would us it with C.

There is a framework available that may be of help. The project hasn't seen very much activity in a while but....

http://cocoamysql.sourceforge.net/

You'll see a link to SMySQL framework. It amounts to an Objective-C API to MySQL. Again, your mileage may vary.

On Aug 5, 2005, at 2:19 PM, Josh Holt wrote:

Is there now way to write an objective-c application that allows
connectivity to RDBMS such as oracle,mssql,mysql.
I am trying to write an application that queries oracle or mssql based
on the option chosen and then use the results to retrieve files from a
server,
Then generate a simple html "file" that can then be burned to a cd.

The html "file" will show the retrieved files,
both the generated file and the retrieval of files from the server are
not possible without access to the database.
Knowing where these files are comes from the database query.

I would rather not write this in java unless this is not feasible in objc

Thanks,
Josh Holt
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