5, 2013, at 7:59 AM, Dino Strausz wrote:
Hola viejos amigos, greetings from Mexico!!
Long time not writing to this list... but I keep receiving your
discussions; it's nice to see this community still around ;-)
Abusing of your kindness and experience, could you please let me
know you opi
e not writing to this list... but I keep receiving your discussions;
> it's nice to see this community still around ;-)
>
> Abusing of your kindness and experience, could you please let me know you
> opinion on FileMaker database and tools?
> I may be facing a project with those
Hola viejos amigos, greetings from Mexico!!
Long time not writing to this list... but I keep receiving your
discussions; it's nice to see this community still around ;-)
Abusing of your kindness and experience, could you please let me know
you opinion on FileMaker database and tools?
I'm also going to be looking to do some work with a department here
where a FileMaker 6 database has been serving them for a long time.
More in-line with Chuck's response, I am looking at replacing their
data store with a SQL92 db and then having a more "late model" ve
The (non-WooF) trick with that is that FileMaker doesn't even have a
concept of specifying a primary key, just a unique key that auto-
populates as a number. My solution was to generate a PK with
EO_PK_TABLE and then prefix that value with some value so that there
is no overlap with re
fficult to wrap into an EO adaptor because it
cannot generate primary keys ahead of actually creating the FM
records (or some such problem). The JDBC/ODBC FM system works
well. To use spaces in field names, I just wrapped the field name
in double quotes (").
cheers.
I have to i
d names, I just wrapped the field name in double quotes
(").
cheers.
I have to interface with a Filemaker database which has spaces in a
majority of the attribute names. Entity Modeler does not like this.
My thought is to replace the spaces with underscores. Does anyone
have any
I definitely understand the legacy FileMaker problem. To elaborate a
bit... I have used FileMaker with WO on two projects, sans WooF. I
don't recall the reason for not using WooF in my application - it was
certainly around at the time, but it was still commercial. My use of
FileMake
I really don't have a choice. I have to connect to an existing
Filemaker database that is actively being used. I do currently use
WOOF with Filemaker 6 which works well, but the database is being
upgraded to Filemaker 10. I couldn't get any information saying that
WOOF suppo
Hi Sherry,
There is also an opensource framework <https://woof.dev.java.net/>
that will allow you to connect WebObjects to Filemaker. I don't know
how well it works, but it used to be a commercial product. If you
could tell us which option you choose and how successful it is, t
Hi Sherry,
From Oracle to FileMaker. You sure do run the gamut of tools
there! :-)
If you just need to work with a snapshot, FrontBase has a FileMaker to
FrontBase migration tool. That would give you a real SQL92 database
to work with.
Chuck
On Jun 24, 2009, at 11:06 AM, Clark
You'd be happier if you went CamelCase, but I recommend against
FileMaker + WO. There are lots of gotchas; the FileMaker JDBC driver
is pretty weak.
Clark
On 2009-06-24, at 10:59 AM, Sherry Tirko wrote:
Hello,
I have to interface with a Filemaker database which has spaces
Hello,
I have to interface with a Filemaker database which has spaces in a
majority of the attribute names. Entity Modeler does not like this. My
thought is to replace the spaces with underscores. Does anyone have
any recommendations/suggestions or know if this will work?
Is there
Le 08-03-21 à 10:14, Daniele Corti a écrit :
2008/3/21, Pascal Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
We did, two years ago. We used:
https://woof.dev.java.net/
Thank you Pascal! You probably save my life!
Not sure about that, after all you do have to work with Fil
2008/3/21, Pascal Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> We did, two years ago. We used:
> https://woof.dev.java.net/
>
Thank you Pascal! You probably save my life!
Hi list,
>
> I have to analyse the possibility to read data from FileMaker DB, I've
> seen that you can
We did, two years ago. We used:
https://woof.dev.java.net/
Hi list,
I have to analyse the possibility to read data from FileMaker DB,
I've seen that you can serve the data as source to JDBC, but I'm
confused about how to use them, does anyone have challenged thi
Hi list,
I have to analyse the possibility to read data from FileMaker DB, I've seen
that you can serve the data as source to JDBC, but I'm confused about how to
use them, does anyone have challenged this before?
Thank you in advance!
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Hello Clark,
First, let me mention that we're most likely going to make the source
available for WooF7 and our custom JDBC driver very soon. To address
your points:
You can't synchronize from EOModel to Filemaker, but WooF can reverse
engineer an existing Filemaker database
lly really like
that it does that.
However, batch faulting still doesn't seem to work quite properly.
This one is a real thorn in my side, and it's my biggest gripe with
the default JDBC driver. I have asked FileMaker about this, and they
seem to be clueless (what else is new?). Wh
If you run into any other issues with Filemaker, please post them
here or send email to the WooF support team, we'll do our best to get
them answered. Since WooF7 uses XML to query the database, there are
some unexpected issues with regards to speed and equality searches.
Doing an e
Hallo,
just to make sure:
Is there anyone around, who has successfully connected to Filemaker
with this jdbc driver:
Driver Name: com.ddtek.jdbc.sequelink.SequeLinkDriver
Driver Version: 5.4
JDBC Compliant(tm): true
Thanks for your help,
Regards,
Ute
Ute,
I have used WO to interface with FileMaker on a couple of occasions.
If you search the list archives, you'll find a brief exchange from me
previously on the topic. Woof has only recently been upgraded to work
with FileMaker 7 databases, so I haven't tried it out yet, but my
You might like to try:
http://www.360works.com/woof.html
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Hi,
there is a jdbc-Driver for filemaker now
(com.ddtek.jdbc.sequelink.SequeLinkDriver).
Has anyone had success in using it? I get a classpath error, but I know
it is in the classpath (had such issues, when driver was not properly
regognized before) so could someone please confirm that it
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