[PHP] Spammer! Re: [PHP] ANNOUNCING: Rekall V2.0.0 for Linux/UNIX....

2003-07-07 Thread Apollo (Carmel Entertainment)
STOP SPAMING the list. Is your product free of charge/ opensource? NO! If you
are charing for your product and your source is not open, you have no place on
opensource lists.
This is 3rd list you are spamming. Somebody block this free-rider from this list.
BTW, MSAccess can be had for less and you can run it via Wine on Linux with no
problems!



Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Hi
 
 Do you want to create, edit, or update your PHP databases remotely within a
 nice Graphic User Interface without having to use your Web Browser, well you
 can do that with Rekall and last week Rekall V2.0.0 was finally released for
 KDE3. QT3-only, Windows and Sharp Zaurus. We even have a run time only
 version so that you can distribute your Rekall applications. Yes, that's
 true, you create applications in much the same way can with MS Access, since
 Rekall is a programmable database client. For more information, tutorials,
 HOWTOs, examples, etc. please visit http://www.rygannon.com
 
 We are pleased to announce the 2.0 release of Rekall, a personal,
 programmable DBMS system for Linux and Windows.  Rekall is the only viable
 alternative to MS Access for Linux. With Rekall you will be able to quickly
 and easily build database applications using Rekall forms and reports. A
 full complement of widgets means that applications built in Rekall will be
 able to have the look and feel of any other application. Rekall applications
 can be extended in their functionality to perform virtually any task via
 embedded Python as a scripting language.
 
 Ever since the release of dBase many years ago, the idea of a programmable
 DBMS has become increasingly popular. Major systems have been written in
 applications like Paradox and MS Access. By focusing on the database, users
 are able to leverage their business knowledge into working applications. One
 of the limitations of the aforementioned products is that their native
 database didn't scale well or support multiple users very well. Rekall
 avoids this problem by dispensing with a native database.
 
 The biggest addition to Rekall 2.0.0 is reusable components. Rekall now
 comes with a selection of components that you can use in forms; these
 include standard buttons and navigation tools.
 
 In addition to these components, you can also construct your own for use as
 often as you want. You can store your components either in the database
 itself, or in a local area in the file system.
 
 To support reusable components, and to make it easier to script complicated
 forms, Rekall 2.0.0 introduces an Event/Slot mechanism (akin to Qt's
 Signal/Slot mechanism). This allows to place all script code which is
 
 logically associated with a particular control inside that control, and
 means you can copy or delete the control without worrying about copying or
 cleaning up script code inside other controls.
 
 Other new features in Rekall 2.0.0 include:
 
 * Static images can by displayed in forms
 * Data controls can appear in menu-blocks
 * Spin box control
 * Link controls can display multiple colums
 * Link controls can use Queries as well as tables
 * Event logger for debugging
 * Raw SQL window for direct SQL execution
 * Forms, Reports, etc. can run modally
 * Fast table filters for predefined table data display
 * Modal forms can be used as dialog boxes
 * Explanation of queries generated by Rekall
 * Menu and toolbar hiding
 * MySQL and PostgreSQL connections over SSH tunnels (Linux only)
 
 In addition, Rekall comes with a thorough demonstration database that
 illustrates the various features of the applications.  There are actually
 three copies of the database, one using MySQL, one PostgreSQL and one using
 XBase/XBSQL. Optional drivers are currently available for DB2 and ODBC with
 Oracle9i  coming later this summer (the Windows version is ready now).
 
 By purchasing Rekall you are getting the source for the application and free
 electronic updates to the core application. You get all supported platforms
 for one price regardless of when they are released. Rekall is priced at
 $79.95 for the physical package and $69.95 for the electronic package.
 
 Rekall can be purchased from www.thekompany.com/products/rekall. Rekall
 V2.0.0 demo version can be downloaded from http://www.rygannon.com by
 selecting downloads from the navigation menu or by clicking on the downloads
 button on the top navigration bar
 .
 
 
 Regards
 John
 
 
 
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Re: [PHP] Spammer! Re: [PHP] ANNOUNCING: Rekall V2.0.0 for Linux/UNIX....

2003-07-07 Thread Apollo (Carmel Entertainment)
Well, lets see. I want free advertising too. How about I go to all the lists I
am member of and send emails like John from Rekall did announcing widgets or
services my company does. How will you react to that? We all have something to
sell or advertise. Opensource or non-opensource, if you are charging for
something you can not free-ride on free mailing lists, pay for adveritising. If
something like that is tolerated, maybe I should start marketing my stuff on all
the lists I am.


 At 7/7/2003 03:07 PM, Apollo (Carmel Entertainment) wrote:
 
   If you are charing for your product and your source is not open, you 
 have no place on
   opensource lists.
 
 Just out of curiosity, where did you get the idea this is an open source 
 mailing list? There are plenty of commercial PHP products that have been 
 mentioned and recommended by list members, including Zend products.
 
 I'm not condoning posting ads to the list the way John, but I think that 
 declaring it an open source list will discourage people who have created 
 PHP-based systems that aren't free or open-source from contributing.
 
 
 --
 S. Keller
 UI Engineer


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RE: [PHP] Want to move M$Access frontend to PHP/MYSQL. Need suggestions...

2003-06-10 Thread Apollo (Carmel Entertainment)
Why an MS Access front end? Old school talent booking agents, they do not want
to see any changes, so you have to do everything in the background. Only my Dir
of Ops. understands what I am talking about, since she benefits every time I
move my finger.
Person who originaly wrote the Access database did so much VBA in it, that I
have to now re-do everything if I choose to change the front end. And I suck in
Javascript, PHP came to me only from looking at examples. I am not a programmer,
I am operations person.
Anyway...
ANy other suggestions?


Quoting electroteque [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 i cant help much seeing that u already are using mysql why an access
 frontend ? i'm currently doing a access to mysql intergration , i moved the
 db over using sqlyog's odbc import , then i basically had to build the forms
 from scratch is there a problem with that ?? if u are moving over u may
 aswell do the whole thing in one go
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Apollo (Carmel Entertainment) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 9:05 AM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [PHP] Want to move M$Access frontend to PHP/MYSQL. Need
 suggestions...
 
 
 I want to move my Microsoft Access based front end (back end is already on
 MySQL/Linux) to PHP. MSAccess does have some forms that have VBscript in
 the,
 but I think I can figure other ways to do that.I am not a wizard with PHP,
 so I
 would interested in finding some open source apps, or something like that to
 help me convert my front end to PHP/Apache/Mysql. GUI is what I am looking
 for.
 Any advice? Anyone done this before?
 


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[PHP] Replicate MSAcces form with sub-forms to PHP? Advice needed.

2003-06-10 Thread Apollo (Carmel Entertainment)
I am trying to convert MSAccess form (that have sub-forms) to PHP and can't seem
to figure out a solution. Anyone done anything like this before, the
sub-queries/sub-forms with PHP? Any examples?

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[PHP] Want to move M$Access frontend to PHP/MYSQL. Need suggestions...

2003-06-09 Thread Apollo (Carmel Entertainment)
I want to move my Microsoft Access based front end (back end is already on
MySQL/Linux) to PHP. MSAccess does have some forms that have VBscript in the,
but I think I can figure other ways to do that.I am not a wizard with PHP, so I
would interested in finding some open source apps, or something like that to
help me convert my front end to PHP/Apache/Mysql. GUI is what I am looking for.
Any advice? Anyone done this before?

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