I've revived the sqlite server demo at http://www.it77.de/sqlite/sqlite.htm and updated the API to sqlite 3.
This project defines a very simple sqlite server which operates local sqlite databases, and a simple client which links with a lightweight library containing a plug-compatible subset of the full sqlite C api. Essentially, if you have a simple enough program which uses sqlite, you can link with this library instead and connect to a remote sqlite database. There are many reasons why this simple client/server pair is ONLY a demo, and not suitable to be deployed outside of your sandbox; but there are also plenty of reasons why a networked sqlite might be preferable to a standard networked database such as mysl. -- OK, that's the announcement, now for the question. I'm planning to make this demo available, but if a show of hands indicates enough immediate interest, this could be set up at sourceforge or elsewhere as a real project. Please send ddyer-sqlite at real-me.net a message (no need to flood the mailing list) if you (a) would like a copy to play with (b) would be interested in participating in an open source project to make a deployable network database. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
