I have a query about distributing mySQL.
I am a student developer, but have very little experience with databases, I develop in Cocoa for OS X (as well as a little bit of Windows stuff).
An application I am writing stands to benefit a lot from having a server application available. It's a simple project management app, and at the moment does very rudimentary networking. One plan is to really enhance this and develop a server app for my project manager, so multiple users could work on projects in the same office and keep all project information up to date via the one server.
I think it would be great to use mySQL to store project information for access via my server app (is it even necessary to have write a server app myself, or could I just build in the ability to communicate with the mySQL database over the network?).
Anyway, basically my question is this: I'd love to be able to distribute both the server app and the client app on CD, will it be a problem (from a technical standpoint, not legal) to create and set up the mySQL database (whether or not mySQL is already installed) from a simple installer?
Thanks for any advice and help you may be able to offer, it's most appreciated,
- Peter
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