Brad,
would do it with a web framework like RubyOnRails [1]. This framework
has really a great open source community! For the database you can use
mysql [2] or postgresql [3] or even sqlite [4]. The iPhone part could
be realized with a project like ObjectiveResource [5] talking to the
REST API [6] of your web application.
And the best: on you Leopard Mac you have RubyOnRails (not the latest
release but update is easy) and MySQL already installed ;-)
Best regards
Stefan
[1] http://rubyonrails.org
[2] http://www.mysql.com
[3] http://www.postgresql.org
[4] http://sqlite.org
[4] http://iphoneonrails.com
[5] http://www.xml.com/lpt/a/1653
On 14.08.2009, at 17:57, Brad Gibbs wrote:
I'm trying to meet the following requirements:
1. Back-end multi-user database to manage products, contacts,
projects, inventory, etc.
2. Ability to access and edit that DB over the Internet and the
iPhone
3. Ability to import/export some data in the main database to/from
a single-user Core Data app
Filemaker seems like the easiest route to achieving 1 & 2, but I'm
not sure how well it interacts with Core Data. I don't have any
experience with SQL databases, but I have seen mention of BaseTen,
although only people recommending it -- I haven't seen posts from
anyone claiming to use it. I've also looked into Ruby on Rails and
RubyCocoa, but I'm not sure how well the importing / exporting would
work.
I'd appreciate any suggestions for the most reliable and most direct
route for interactions between single-user Core Data-based apps and
a multi-user back-end.
Thanks.
Brad
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