RE: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and Databases

2005-07-28 Thread Jeff Steiner










You can actually connect directly to SQL
server by turning on the web listener and pass your SQL statements in an HTTP
request.



It is pretty easy to do and reduces the
overhead of another layer.





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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of joao_m_fernandes
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 7:27
AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and
Databases





Hi Ahmed,

Flex can't directly connect to databases
(Oracle,MSSQL,Access,Excel
sheets,etc,etc). 

In Flex you have 3 ways to access data:
Webservices, HTTP services and
RemoteObjects.

This 3 ways are the only available to
retrieve/insert/update/delete data.

If you want to connect to Access database, one way
is to use HTTP
services and point them to some scripting
technology (PHP,ASP???)

When the first data connection kit was available
to flash (before data
components were available) there was a sample application
with ASP
pages that allowed those operations. 

To be honest, why connect Flex to a mdb database? 
I mean, a 15K license to create an application
with a mdb database ...
it's simply odd... 

João Fernandes

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Dear Sir,
 
 I would like to ask about Flex and Databases.
 
 Recently, I tried so hardly to create Flex
and Database 
 Project, I used a XML Database, with a MXML
file, posting and 
 reading from it, and also Flash ActionScript
.AS file. But 
 I always have problems in compiling the
.Java file. 
 
 I tried also to connect the MXML file to
a Microsoft Access 
 Database .MDB file instead of
XML , but I couldn't. 
 
 I wish you can help me in creating a project
contains MXML 
 and MDB with AS or
ASP or whatever Script File you prefer.
 
 The attached Excel Sheet File is the sheet we
are using now 
 to enter our data, mentioning that this sheet
is shared for 
 many members , so they can all enter data at
the same time. I 
 am trying hardly to move this Excel Sheet and
develop it to 
 be a Microsoft Access Database
.MDB , and enter the data in 
 it using a form in a MXML page. 
 
 Please, if you can help me in anyway , I will
be so grateful 
 to you.
 
 
 Best regards,


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RE: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and Databases

2005-07-28 Thread Kelly R


Not trying to scare anyone.
Just trying to make him aware that there might need to be a little more thought involved in the overall process.
We are all beginnersat some pointbut tough love speeds up the learning process sometimes.



From: "Andrew Spaulding" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and DatabasesDate: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 15:36:40 -Maybe he's got a developer edition, or is building a demo/proof ofconcept app which needs a quick and dirty solution like MS Access?Don't scare the guy off just yet guys hehe.Andrew Spauldingwww.flexdaddy.info--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Douglas Knudsen[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  right? An awefully big expensive sledge-hammer to open a smallpecan, eh?   DK   On 7/28/05, Kelly R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Why did you buy a Flex license if you havent even invested thetime or money   to upgrade from an excel spreadsheet to a database of any kind? If updgrading to a database why not use a real database like SQLServer or   something similar rather then Access? Why are you trying to build it yourself if you have no knowledgeof any web   languages? (ColdFusion, ASP, PHP etc.) If you need this done I am available to work on it part time foran hourly   rate.   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
Reply-To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com   To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com   Subject: [flexcoders] Flex and Databases   Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 06:52:57 GMT  Dear Sir,  I would like to ask about Flex and Databases.  Recently, I tried so hardly to create Flex and Database   Project, I used a XML Database, with a MXML file, posting and   reading from it, and also Flash ActionScript ".AS" file. But   I always have problems in compiling the ".Java" file.  I tried also to connect the MXML file to a Microsoft Access   Database ".MDB" file instead of "XML" , but I couldn't.  
I wish you can help me in creating a project contains MXML   and MDB with "AS" or "ASP" or whatever Script File you prefer.  The attached Excel Sheet File is the sheet we are using now   to enter our data, mentioning that this sheet is shared for   many members , so they can all enter data at the same time. I   am trying hardly to move this Excel Sheet and develop it to   be a Microsoft Access Database ".MDB" , and enter the data in   it using a form in a "MXML" page.  Please, if you can help me in anyway , I will be so grateful   to you. Best regards,  
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