I agree with using the follow.
MySQL/MariaDB with php serverside
Or
MS SQL with ASP.Net serverside.
Concept being running a webserver that has php/asp.net as the scripted
middle man. Your application makes a http/https call to the web page. The
php/asp.net deals with any user security and then retrieves the requested info
from the database. It returns the data as part of the server response.
There are also other solutions such as running other server side apps
java/cf/...
-Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Tintin [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2014 2:44 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Simple Database Architecture Suggestions Please
Thanks Scott for your thoughts.
Searching the web I am surprised how little there is on connecting a Flex
application to a database. I thought it would be a very well trodden path.
There are plenty of articles from 6 years ago or so but very little
contemporary support.
One option appears to be to create a relational XML database and keep it
very simple with no server requirements at all.
PHP and MySQL appears to be an option and possibly MongoDB which you
suggest.
Can anyone else suggest a really good relational database for connecting a
Flex application to?
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