"Christian Boulanger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello List,
>
> I have a backend design question for people who do transport and security
> stuff. I have so far coded the backend in PHP, which I know well. I don't
> know any other server-side language well and have no time to learn
> anything
Thinking about it a bit further, I realized the flaw in my design. Even
though MySQL, for example, has a user and access right management
built-in, these rules are not sophisticated enough to differentiate
between legitimate and illegitimate sql querys. Even though a user might
have the right t
Hello Siarhei,
thank you for your thoughts. I know MVC from CakePHP (which is a PHP
equivalent of RoR) but it was exactly the problem that Cake forced me to
use MVC. With qooxdoo I do not need the "V" (View) part at all since in
CakePHP, it is based on the HTML-page way of doing things. The way
Hello,
Exists a structure of application called MVC (exactly it's pattern in
software architecture).
MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER
Model represent data in your Database. View renders this data.
Controller processes user requests, changes data(model) and provides
data to view.
It's a good architecture. Vie
... an additional advantage would be that the same application would work
with a variety of backends without any change.
I was searching google to see if there is some project already that does
direct access to sql database via a javascript "active record" objects,
but have not found anything. Do
Hello List,
I have a backend design question for people who do transport and security
stuff. I have so far coded the backend in PHP, which I know well. I don't
know any other server-side language well and have no time to learn
anything new.
My qooxdoo application mainly needs data from a sql data
