On Apr 26, 2006, at 9:09 AM, David Burgun wrote:
Hi Trevor,
It's using mySQL right now, but I could use any SQL based database.
I'm not sure of the server configuration. The app allows you to
select an image of a certain size or sizes and then it looks it
shows other images from the database with a "compatible" size. For
example:
The user selects ImageA, this image is available in (say) 3 sizes
512, 1024 and 2048. It will then search the database and find
images that have the same sizes. It's a little more complex then
that, but thats really the core of it.
This works just fine "in house", but now they want to make it
available over the web so anyone can go to the page and do the same
thing. There is no authentication in terms of getting a User ID or
Password.
At first I was thinking that you just wanted to connect your Rev app
to the internet but it appears you want to convert this to a web
browser GUI.
I haven't done any Rev CGI apps but I'm guessing that the only thing
you can keep from your original project would be the data layer (SQL
calls). I would think that everything else (GUI, connecting data to
GUI) has to be redone to output HTML. How long this will take really
depends on the size of the app and what languages you know and have
available on your web server.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems - www.bluemangolearning.com
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