Sounds like just what the doctor ordered. If these folks get serious,
I'll be following up on this.
Is there some sort of demo, so I can get my feet wet?
A. Razzak Memon wrote:
Kayza,
I love the subject ... Webifying!
How about Webifying Your R:BASE 7.x Application?
Yes, with R:WEB Suite, you can achieve your goal and provide
the functionality your client(s) need.
http://www.rwebsuite.com
. CodeCharge Studio for R:BASE (Part of R:WEB Suite), will
let you design simple or complex forms without coding.
. You can deploy ALL your Reports as PDF or HTML on demand.
. You can write custom code (events) to execute within forms.
Take a look at the following sample applications to demonstrate
the functionality:
. Running R:WEB Your Way!
. Running R:WEB Your Way! (Part II)
. Running R:WEB Your Way! (Part III) - Print R:BASE 7.1 Reports as PDF
. Running R:WEB Your Way! (Part IV) - Print R:BASE 7.1 R:Charts
Reports as PDF
. Running R:WEB Your Way! (Part V) - Managing Sales Orders and Invoices
. R:WEB Task Management
. Managing Employee Directory
MORE applications will be demonstrated at the Fall 2004 Conference
http://www.rbase.com/conference
A special training session on R:WEB Suite is scheduled for
October 26-27, 2004, right after the conference.
http://www.rbaseuniversity.com
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
At 10:35 AM 9/22/2004 -0400, Kayza Kleinman wrote:
I'm talking to a client about a possible project.
We have an application in RBase 7. They want the
same data core, and basic functionality, to be
accessible via the web. I'd like to be able to
take existing Rbase forms and turn them into
browser based forms without recoding. Anyone have
any real world experience with this? I realize
that some neat features probably won't translate
well. But how much will get lost in the translation?
Also, these guys are not going to be doing their own
hosting. What's involved at the ISP end? What do we
need to be looking for?
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