Hi Chipp,
I have been keeping your browser stack in mind. Once we get up to
display of web resources (even GIS info) , you will definitely be
hearing from me. I looked at the demo stack and thought it was
brilliant. I wish I could embed the database in the Rev product too, but
unfortunately there is a need for server based DB access. I have just
started looking at the options for CMS, so I may contact you offlist
about that. I have previously used an FTP plugin with FileMaker Pro to
make rudimentary CMS, but will have to do way better than that this time.
Thanks and regards
John T
Chipp Walters wrote:
John,
Thank-you for your reply. I think I have a better grasp on what you
are now
trying to do, and it now makes much better sense.
If you need any help with db specific stuff, please don't hesitate to
ask.
Our company, Altuit, makes one of only a couple third party database
connectors for Rev. Ours is an embedded version of SQLite called
'altSQLite.' We also make an embedded browser for both Mac and PC. If
you're
interested, you can check us out at www.altuit.com.
Also, you can find at our website a number of free Rev resources and a
case
study for a multi-tiered Content Management System we've built around Rev
and SQL Server -->
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRevCaseStudies/Hemingway.htm
best of luck!
-Chipp
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