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| Ka-Bar |
Posted - 09 May 2003 : 21:39:25
hello i cant see any html that i export in mac browsers computers.
i export with html and html-db on PC, then i send to mac computers to share my list but nobody cant read well html in browers
i tried with this browsers:
Explorer 5.2
Safari b2
always on Max Os X 10.2 version.
i think i can be a java problem but i'm not sure.
thank you
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| divak |
Posted - 02 Jun 2003 : 23:48:53
Hi eb1.
I'm glad to hear that you will release your code within a week.
Your site is very cool !!!
Good Job ! |
| Kodak |
Posted - 02 Jun 2003 : 19:20:34
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Originally posted by reddwarf
Hi eb1,
Sure, if you want to run on MySQL (or any other sql backend) you'll need to either be able to access the server or install one yourself. No problem for me but perhaps more of a problem for others. That's why I thought about ODBC (or OLEDB). It's up to you to point to a DSN on your machine that is either Access or something else. Should be transparent for the code of xmm. In theory that is of course<g>. I maintain a rather large piece of software myself and we keep very close to the SQL standards when building SQL statements. By doing this we couldn't care less if you run Oracle, MSSQL, Firebird or MySQL. Of course, we don't use any of the advantages some databases have over the others but that's ok, we don't need transactions, triggers, stored procedures and what have you not.
If Alessio uses std. SQL to fetch records and such or the translation layer he uses now generates standard sql statements that it could be done. If all the database commands are proprierty than forget about it, there are other things to do then to dabble with the total conversion of how xmm handles Access databases  . Does anybody know with what language xmm is written in?
XMM is written in VB6 and i think Aleesio uses only the standard SQL-Statements (that's what i would do, but i'm also not so into all this SQL stuff)
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eb1, that site looks impressive, you wrote it? Perhaps you can share if so  ?
thanks, yes, but it's asp/mdb-based (i know, php/sql is much faster, but i'm just to lazy to export the db to MySQL each time i change it ). anyway expect a release this weekend.
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| aronparsons |
Posted - 02 Jun 2003 : 17:52:35
Hi eb1,
Sure, if you want to run on MySQL (or any other sql backend) you'll need to either be able to access the server or install one yourself. No problem for me but perhaps more of a problem for others. That's why I thought about ODBC (or OLEDB). It's up to you to point to a DSN on your machine that is either Access or something else. Should be transparent for the code of xmm. In theory that is of course<g>. I maintain a rather large piece of software myself and we keep very close to the SQL standards when building SQL statements. By doing this we couldn't care less if you run Oracle, MSSQL, Firebird or MySQL. Of course, we don't use any of the advantages some databases have over the others but that's ok, we don't need transactions, triggers, stored procedures and what have you not.
If Alessio uses std. SQL to fetch records and such or the translation layer he uses now generates standard sql statements that it could be done. If all the database commands are proprierty than forget about it, there are other things to do then to dabble with the total conversion of how xmm handles Access databases . Does anybody know with what language xmm is written in?
eb1, that site looks impressive, you wrote it? Perhaps you can share if so ?
In the meantime I found that MySQL-Front can import via ODBC so I can get all of the data in MySQL quite easily
Cheers,
Steven |
| Kodak |
Posted - 02 Jun 2003 : 03:56:15
hmm, just wondering, dont you need to have a MySQL-Server running to use MySQL-Databases ?!
if so, it would be very "unkind" to ask peaople to install a MySQL-Server first before start using XMM (altrough the idea is very good but requires also much code rewriting from Alessio, this M$ DB is really slow  ).
When you ask for MySQL-Export, you surely mean a simple MySQL-Dumpfile to import it in a MySQL-Database later. I've done such a routine for my asp-site (i'll release it at the weekend i hope, check my profile for a preview)
greets eb1 |
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