On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 01:00:16PM -0000, Phil Ide wrote: > I am a developer on the Windows platform, using PostgreSQL as my back-end. > The applications which use the back-end are written in Xbase++ (which > probably means nothing to you, so think of it in terms of another C > language). > > At the moment, the applications connect to the back-end via libpq, the > PostgreSQL connectivity library written in C, and providing a C-based API. > > Having looked at C-JDBC, I am convinced it is the solution we require. > However, since our applications are not written in Java, we cannot use the > JDBC drivers. > > Is it possible to establish contact with the C-JDBC Controller via sockets > or some other IPC? If so, is there a documented API I can get hold of in > order to write a connectivity library? > > If it helps, and if it is possible to interface to the controller from a C > application, I would gladly donate the library to the opensource community. >
The carob project is what you are looking for: <http://carob.continuent.org/> It's under development right now (4 developers, almost full-time), welcome on board! _______________________________________________ Carob mailing list [email protected] https://forge.continuent.org/mailman/listinfo/carob
