It is _not_ impossible. For all of the commercial (and Open Source) Mumps interpreters usually have a web interaction built in. Even if it's not built in, I have seen many different implementations of a web access written in Mumps. I have seen complex daemons written in Mumps, so a web server is not that much of a Goliath to tackle (my boss actually wrote a really nice one, so if you have questions, write me off list).
But in response to Henry, I would enjoy doing a talk on Mumps. And since there has been an Open Source version (GT.M) released for Linux, it would be good to 'spread the word'. Mumps is a _really_ cool DB system. If you like perl and SQL, I think you would _really_ get a kick out of Mumps. It's been an industry standard in the health care arena (and finance arena) b/c of it's reliability and speed. :) jan --- Nick Donnelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was trying to make a website served live from a mumps DB. I don't > know what the interpreter is, yet... I have been told that what I am > trying to do is impossible. So it'll be pretty tough for someone > who can't even get NAT to work (like yours truly). Thanks for the > tips. More questions to follow, no doubt. > Toodles, > Nick > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Listen to your Yahoo! Mail messages from any phone. http://phone.yahoo.com
