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Started by Steve Garland
Sat, 30 Jan 1999 00:00
Internet Client Server: ASTA for C++ Builder 3
Author: Steve Garland
Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 00:00
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ASTA 1.71 has been released and is available at www.astatech.com ASTA allows Delphi and C++ Builder Developers to Internet enable their DataBase applications using techniques they are accustomed to. If you know how to use a TQuery your application can run on the Internet! ASTA Features include: AstaClientDataSets work just like TQueries/TTables. Even at design time. Don't be fooled by other products that force you to "import field definitions". Built in UpdateSQL. Just edit/append/delete the TAstaClientDataSet and ASTA generates the SQL needed to update the server. Full Transaction support. 3 Threading Models for ASTA Servers. No BDE or DLL's required in ASTA client EXE's. Nothing but NET! If you can ping it ASTA can fetch it! Check out http://www.astatech.com/AstaOnlineTutorial1.htm for a step by step of all that is needed to populate a dataset, on your machine, at design time, from a server connected to the DBDemos alias sitting on the east coast of the US. ASTA Servers can use the BDE, www.odbcexpress.com, www.odbc98.com, www.ibobjects.com, Direct Oracle Access, SQL Direct, Adonis and any other component that you use to connect to your Database. We will help you write an ASTA server if you desire not to use our existing ones .(it's so easy it usually takes < 30minutes). The ASTA Technology Group is committed to make YOUR project a success. You'll find our support so fast and so complete that you'll think we were part of your TEAM...and we can be! You can download a complete evaluation copy of ASTA for C++ Builder 3 at www.astatech.com -- Steve Garland sgarland@astatech.com ASTA: 3-Tier & Thin Client Tools for Delphi Put your Database on the Internet. Fast and Easy! ASTA Technology Group http://www.astatech.com
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