Hi Jay, Thanks for the reply. I've got the following answer from Intersystems :
Dear Bart, We currently support several access methods on the Win32 platform and hence for C# : ODBC, ADO, and the ActiveX access component that allows pure object access using the ActiveX functionality. Cach� also has native support for web services, and they can be used for letting the client communicate with the database (some of our customers have implemented such a solution). To further this, the next version of Cach� (5.1), due later this year, will have a native .Net connectivity (using a .Net managed object interface). Unfortunately at this time we still only have very limited information on this new feature, but field testing of Cach� 5.1 will start somewhere in April, and by that time we will certainly have more detailed information. I'll forward you this information as soon as I have it. Best regards, Olivier CAUDRON InterSystems Benelux. Regards, Bart -- Please remove xeno. from the reply address. "Jay Ayliff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi Bart, > > I think the nearest at the moment is the ActiveX projection that is used in > VB6, and in VB.NET with COM Interop. I'm not that familiar with C# but I > think COM Interop should work there too. > > The rumour is that the next release of Cach� will have a proper .NET > projection, but when will that be released? > > HTH > > Regards > > Jay Ayliff > Stalis Ltd > "Bart De Boeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Dear, > > > > I am new to cach� and recently had a demonstration of the cach� > > functionality. There exists a Java projection, does there also exist a C# > > projection ? > > > > Thanks, > > Bart > > > > -- > > Please remove xeno. from the reply address. > > > > > >
