Tracey asked:

> yeah sounds great, i use interbase at present, but what components would u
> advise using?   ( i guess i really need to know what part of delphi to look
> at.. what should i type into google to locate documentation?)
> Perhaps webbrokers clientsocket etc???

Since it's really just an IB C/S app, you won't need *special*
components for the Internet side of things, per se. Start with the
components you already use. However, if you find them inadequate,
IBObjects (www.ibobjects.com) are very very good on both connectivity
side and GUI componentry, and very well supported.

NB: Another person mentioned the fact that your data transfer over
the Internet would be in plain (=readable) text. This may or may not
be an issue for your particular circumstances but, if so, there are
standalone TCP encrypt/decrypt gateway applets out there which can
ensure all your streams are hidden. Some overhead, but not heaps.

> this sounds very interesting, do u have any documentation/links to that
> could give me a kick off?  what components did u use for these GUI's??

Yes, as noted, http://www.webhub.com -- trial software download,
loads of demos, docs, etc. For the GUI apps, we are tending to just
use IBObjects (per above) and Internet Mail Suite's
(www.argosoft.com) THTTP component for the data fetching/posting (or
you can use the THTTP one which comes with WebHub).

cheers,
peter

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