This is exactly the use of a webservice. Build a werbservice in witango that
accepts either post arguments, or get arguments, or xml and returns data,
usually in xml. Then you can give you client AJAX code, or php code, or
whatever. to show them how to call it from there web page.
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Robert G
That's Life...
- Original Message -
From: "Rick Sanders"
To:
Sent: Sunday, January 03, 2010 3:27 AM
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: [OT] help save Mysql
Wow, that is not good news for MySQL. Oracle hasn't been doing well the
past
few years so they're looking at this as a way out. I don
Wow, that is not good news for MySQL. Oracle hasn't been doing well the past
few years so they're looking at this as a way out. I don't use MySQL much,
but I like it just the way it is.
Rick Sanders
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I got an email from someone regarding this, I have been concerned
myself if Oracle gets it's hands on MySql.
http://www.helpmysql.org
Take a look, and decide for yourself
Ben Johansen
http://www.webspinr.com
b...@webspinr.com
Phone: 360-597-3372
Mobile: 360-600-7775
D,Thanks but I don't need any help with the calculation I already am doing
it with witango. Its setting up the web service or iframe to run this in we
are probably going with Web service and Ben J will handle it. Thanks for
the offer.
Sent from My Web Mail AccountDan Stein msn...@dss-db.comwww.
Dan,
if you use MySQL, you can create a MySQL function (procedure), to calculate
the results directly in MySQL. Then you can grap the result as resultset
with Witango.
But I'm sure, that you can also do the calculation directly with a Witango
.taf-file.
regards
Daniel
PS.: If you like, I
