At 04:46 PM 1/9/2012, Tom Frederick wrote:
After several years of running our in-house, wired system, we are headed
out the door into the real world with 4-5 sites away from our main facilities
and multiple wireless laptops. Database itself seems to be running well. We
will use a network specialist to help with all the hookups and
security issues
with combinations of cable/DSL/wireless Internet. The monthly
service charges
will not be cheap. Is there anything in particular related to R:Base
we should
be very aware of? Looked through the User group archive. VPN has
speed problems
compared to terminal servers so I am looking at things like using
variables in
views to limit rows transmitted to the specific rows needed. To get into our
system a password is required and a computer's name must be registered in the
database. Using compiled 9.1 64 (0103 updates) which drops unregistered users
immediately. Our plan is to go slow, use my home and our IT guy's home as the
initial connections, then move from there. Any suggestions appreciated.
Tom,
It's expand the R:BASE eXtreme application to R:Web Portal time!
No VPN, No Terminal Services. Simply the power of R:BASE/Oterro/Apache/PHP!
Not to mention a touch of JavaScript and R:Web Reports.
Did you know that you can take any R:BASE eXtreme application,
including complex
"forms and reports" in their entirety, or a portion of your existing
application,
and convert it to a fully portable R:Web Application?
Using the power of R:Web Suite 9.1 with the ability to generate dynamic PHP
projects using the live R:BASE database, you can expand the use of
your application
on the web using any portable wireless device, such as Tablet PCs, iPads, and
more.
The final Web project can be deployed on the same Windows server
running R:BASE
database and applications, using the same reports and all complex routines.
If you wish to see a live demo of such a powerful R:BASE solution, please
contact Services Division of R:BASE Technologies at mailto:[email protected]
to schedule a live demo to witness the technology and more options.
Very Best Regards,
Razzak.
www.rbase.com
www.razzak.com
www.RazzakMemon.com
