Phil Dupré wrote:
Hi.
Thanks for the advice. Would this socekt work for Java?
Sure. Java has an easy to use Socket class:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/net/Socket.html
My client doesn't use MySQL. They reccommend Java and XML.
Thanks.
This method is a general solution, it can be used on any
database. You just write a database operation layer in Java,
which listens to a socket, receives commands from Flash, and
performs query on Oracle.
This method is very suitable for Flash, because usually
Flash works on remote site (i.e. its users are away from
the database).
~Phil
On 7/6/07, gchen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phil Dupré wrote:
Hello,
I'm working on a really sweet project and need some help from a fellow
freelaner. If you are knowledgable in connecting Flash to databases
(esp.
Oracle) with Java, please contact me. Perhaps you can give me some
pointers
and or work with me as a consultant. Thanks for your help.
I have used AS3's Socket class to connect Flash to a server (written in
C++), which perform operations on MySQL. I think you could connect Flash
to Oracle in this way.
Like this:
Flash(AS3) (socket)-- Java -- Oracle
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