There are other ways to do it, the problem is that MIDAS makes it so easy to
do the resolve (the download of data is pretty straight forward to emulate).
There is a JMidas client, but no server. I'll try and give you a call on
Monday and we can talk about it if you like.
Is this the kind of topic people would like a seminar on? We are looking at
doing some seminars (four in all) and of course would be looking for others
depending on interest - what do people want to know about?
Richard
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From: Phil Scadden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Multiple recipients of list DELphi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 2:19 PM
Subject: [DUG]: Multitier/ Midas questions
> Havent been keeping up with this so asking the questions.
> Does Midas imply your application server tier is NT? Is there a
MIDAS-for-Java
> so you application server can run on Unix?
>
> (Detect an anti-NT for application server bias here?)
>
> What are the alternatives if you are determined that the middle tier is
unix? Okay,
> there is web development. Trouble here is that web front-end are a joke
for database.
> Okay, can live with it for external person searching around, but not for
internal
> dataentry and maintenence. Speed matters. Having web-server and a Delphi
client
> to an application server on same machine as webserver makes a fair bit of
sense
> but how to do it?
>
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