It better be a fairly small application cause it doesn't scale well at
all.
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From: Kodjo Ackah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 9:00 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Filemaker faults to win a bid for using CF
I need some strong points on the
I have used it in the past.
The Filemaker application MUST be open as GUI on the target
server for it to interact as a web data source.
It does ok with simple queries, slows down with large queries
and sorting.
It ques request one at a time - linear
But, if the client already has Filemaker
Question: Are we talking about using Filemaker as a datasorce or using its
Application Server / webserver features in place ColdFusion?
I worked with Filemaker 4 when they first added the web stuff. I could
never get the hang of it. It had limitations and a few bugs. One bug I can
recall was
What version permutation of FileMaker did you use?
How did you interface -- Directly from CF or through another DB that
connects to FIlemaker?
Is there a JDBC interface.
TIA
Dick
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 10:08 AM, David Fafard wrote:
I have used it in the past.
The
What version permutation of FileMaker did you use?
Last used Filemaker 5.5.
How did you interface -- Directly from CF or through another DB that
connects to FIlemaker?
I used Lasso http://www.blueworld.com
but I also messed around with CFMX
see:
Thanks Dave.
Your references site gave me most of the info needed to get FM 6.0
working with CFMX on Mac OS X -- this means that you should be able to
interface it on any CFMX platform and run them both on any common
platform (win, Linux).
For the original poster, this means you can use
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