Hi Bruce,
Thanks for that. Although not something that I think I would directly use in the way you have it (damn that is a log of pages), it certainly gave me an idea. In my DP web applications, running CGI and dynamic reports from DP can be quite slow, so the idea of caching lookup tables as plain XML files rather than running DP each time is an attractive thought. Additionally I could use other simple web reports and run supplementary procedures to schedule cron jobs to update any look up tables that may have changed look up tables; eg regenerating lookup tables of items in the database from web reports when items are added or removed. The lookup tables can be kept away from the public folders so users can't download them but where my PERL script can access them. Bruce, you seem to be still doing some web work in DP, have you been working with the dynamic creation of output from DP via CGI and transaction logs? Maybe we can share ideas. I feel like a sole soul in this area. Regards Brian _____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bruce Conrad Sent: Thursday, 28 October 2010 3:27 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Dataperf] simulating DP lookups in web pags Thanks Joe, Firestorm is not involved at all in the newer demo, which is purely DP (except for a generic CGI script). This is the one from http://www.sanbachs.net/ufv/ The older demo (from http://www.sanbachs.net/cdi/ ) depends on Firestorm. The only experience that I have with Firestorm is on a Linux (RedHat RHEL3) server. Thanks again and best wishes, Bruce 2010/10/26 Joseph Bush <[email protected]> I had forgotten about Firestorm. Very impressive, Bruce! Has anyone tried running Firestorm on apple servers? Joe.
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