Re: Database
Re: Database
- Subject: Re: Database
- From: James Andrews <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 19:46:59 -0500
Hi Carlos,
There are several frameworks for connecting to various databases when
programming with Objective-C/Cocoa. Many people use Mysql or
PostgreSQL with their Cocoa applications. That being said you should
be able to run the DB server on a remote machine and have your
application connect to it allowing 10-15 people access it. Though it
seems like you have a ways to go.
This website has a list of Frameworks there is a section for
database/sql Frameworks.
http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?ObjectLibrary
Good Luck,
James
On Jan 24, 2005, at 6:25 PM, Carlos Coutinho wrote:
Hi,
What's the best applications and solutions that I can use to develop
the application I'm describing next.
I manage a Printing Industry and I need a software that can calculate
all my customer costum order's costs. Starting from that I'll have to
manage my stocks, save all the productiond times, billing, contacts,
etc; everything to run my company effeciantly.
It will mange Gb of data (including pdf's if it can) and will be used
simultaneusly by 10-15 people.
Can I use a Cocoa Objective-C application that connects to a database
like MySQL, for example? I start reading something about webObjects
but I found it very deep, with a too learning curve too steep!
What's the suggestion using Xcode or any other Apple free tools?
Best regards,
Carlos Coutinho
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