Hi Mithra,
On 12 juil. 2010, at 10:01, mithra4096 wrote:
> [CUT]
>
> one is to write a simple database manager for a MySQL database on my
> website. Currently I use a manager thats written in PHP. Is there a
> preferred way to perform MySQL queries on-demand with Qooxdoo/JavaScript
> functions?
>
I would do it on server side. What backend language are you familliar with ?
Just use it. You'll need an RPC (Remote Procedure Call) at the entrey point of
your server.
This RPC must be Ok with Qooxdoo client side call. Check doc and contrib
depending of your backend choice.
I don"t know if it is possible but I would not recommend doing SQL from Qooxdoo
directly.
> [CUT]
>
> Thirdly, if I expect my browser game to communicate with a C# server on the
> back-end, what else should I be aware of? Do I need an additional SDK of
> some sort or can Qooxdoo interface natively?
You need a C# RPC. Not sure about it.
Inside Qooxdoo, the RPC implementation has no impact if you stick to Qooxdoo
client side JSON RPC (except for a Date hack).
>
> Lastly, is there any way to execute a remote PHP script via JavaScript,
> capture the result without echoing it to the browser? Like for example if I
> had a php script that simply echoed my IP address, is there any way I could
> capture the output in my app so I can parse it and store it in a variable?
> I guess I'm looking for PHP interactivity with JS.
Use PHP RPC, this will let you treat Qooxdoo RPC request with PHP.
Then, in Qooxdoo, you do what you want of the server's answer.
Nothing is "echoed" : forget about HTML and "web" page and welcome to real
application (widget, listener, container, layout).
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice :)
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