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Started by SA
Sat, 08 Jul 2006 17:05
Client/Server Database appliation in c++ builder 6.0
Author: SA
Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2006 17:05
Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2006 17:05
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Hello there all, I have the following problem. I asked many times but unfortunately i didn't get the suitable answer. I am new to C++ builder 6.0 I want to build a client/server database application using c++ builder 6.0 for example i can a network based point of sales application. To my idea i found different socket controls and the midas. mostly how are the people are doing the client/server database application in c++ builder. What is the best architure, which architecture. Hope i explained my problem cleary. Can anybody guide me, greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance. SA
Re: Client/Server Database appliation in c++ builder 6.0
Author: Alain
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 08:35
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 08:35
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What about using STORED PROCEDURES in the database on the server and light client applications ? "Zach Saw" <mail@mail.com> wrote in message news:44cdc24c@newsgroups.borland.com... >> mostly how are the people are doing the client/server database >> application in c++ builder. >> What is the best architure, which architecture. > > I can't say the ones that came with C++ Builder are good enough in terms > of building a really high-end database application. A Client/Server DB App > has its flaws. A DB App with Middleware is the minimum you should settle > for as you can implement business rules and logic in your middletier > application server (MIDAS). MIDAS, however, also has its limitations. You > have to hardcode your business rules in your app. Several years ago before > we wrote our own middletier server (XISA Server), we tried using MIDAS, > but gave up in the end. > > Take a look at our website for more information: > http://www.xtrimsoft.com/xisa-client-server-middle-ware-tier/hack-proof-database-application.htm > > There's a flash demo on how easily a Client/Server app can be hacked, and > how a middletier app server prevents it. > > - Zach >
Re: Client/Server Database appliation in c++ builder 6.0
Author: Zach Saw
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 08:42
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 08:42
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> mostly how are the people are doing the client/server database application > in c++ builder. > What is the best architure, which architecture. I can't say the ones that came with C++ Builder are good enough in terms of building a really high-end database application. A Client/Server DB App has its flaws. A DB App with Middleware is the minimum you should settle for as you can implement business rules and logic in your middletier application server (MIDAS). MIDAS, however, also has its limitations. You have to hardcode your business rules in your app. Several years ago before we wrote our own middletier server (XISA Server), we tried using MIDAS, but gave up in the end. Take a look at our website for more information: http://www.xtrimsoft.com/xisa-client-server-middle-ware-tier/hack-proof-database-application.htm There's a flash demo on how easily a Client/Server app can be hacked, and how a middletier app server prevents it. - Zach
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