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Richard Katz a �crit dans le message <389A3A10.14C2@earthlink.net>...
>Zofe wrote:
>>
>> Hi Everybody,
>>
>> I am thinking about a system Database-Clients in which the user interface
is
>> separated from the process of retrieving and updating data. To do so I
think
>> to using Servlets and to have the user interface on a webbrother or on a
>> java application.
>>
>> 1. The database will exceed 1 GO and will be on a NT Server.
>> 2. There will be at least 5 clients (connexions)
>>
>> I) Among SQL SERVER, ACCESS, and FOX PRO what is the best choice?
>SQL Server or Visual Foxpro.  MS Access is very limited in size - 1 GB
>maxes it out. Access has only one file extent, and uses a somewhat
>obscure version of the SQL language.  Visual Foxpro is more capable.
>
>However, SQL Server is the best (of the three). For JDBC drivers, you
>can use a direct driver with SQL Server: JTurbo, FreeTDS, BEA, or Inet
>(as well as JDataConnect}.  For Visual Foxpro (or Access), you should
>use something like JDataConnect.  Whatever you do, don't use "the
>Bridge."
>
>> II) Can servlets work with IIS server?
>
>Yes, if you install Allarie JRun or NewAtlanta ServletExec.  Either will
>greatly improves IIS performance as they require very little NT
>resources to run.
>
>> III)What would be the best approach to my problem?
>I think you're headed in the right direction.  Java Servlets are
>portable if you outgrow the NT box.
>
>HTH,
>
>Rich Katz