Hi Rick, I didn't have complete myself the install of odbc with Witango under linux but here is some ressources: you might found iodbc driver for linux as mentioned in notes.txt (attached)
there is also this HOWTO that might be usefull: http://www.tangozone.com/slebrun/howto/TangoHOWTO.html Hope this help Please share your experience with iodbc with us when you have reach your goal :) Gauthier ----- Original Message ----- From: Rick Sanders To: Multiple recipients of list witango-talk Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 4:17 AM Subject: Witango-Talk: WiTango on Linux Hey List, I installed WiTango server on linux. (Install is easy under RedHat). Anyways, I want to know how to set up an ODBC datasource under Linux? It's a MYSQL database. I'm testing WiTango on the server for my client. My goal is to get them from PhP to WiTango. However, my cool WiTango app (That I developed in under a day, in PhP it took over a week.) won't work without the datasource! Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! Rick Sanders
Tango Application Server and documentation for Linux Welcome to Tango 2000 Application Server for Linux (trial version)! We recommend that you print out these release notes and refer to them as you go through the process of installing Tango 2000 Application Server for Linux. Tango Application Server is used to deploy the Web applications developed with Tango Editor. It is available for Windows, Macintosh, Solaris, and Linux platforms. Tango Application Server is included in the Tango 2000 Application Server for Linux package. Tango Editor is included in Tango 2000 Development Studio and available for Windows and Macintosh platforms. For links to Tango Development Studio, see the Download Links section below. Choose the appropriate link for the platform you use. Please read the Tango 2000 Read Me (the readme.txt file) before installation. These release notes contain essential information about running Tango 2000 Application Server. You can also read these notes after installation by opening the Read Me at the root of the install location: /usr/local/tango. Installing Pervasive.SQL 2000 and Tango 2000 Pervasive.SQL is the industry-leading relational and transactional database engine designed for zero administration. If you want to install both Pervasive.SQL and Tango 2000, it is strongly recommended that you install Pervasive.SQL first. See the Pervasive.SQL documentation for details. If you want to use Tango Demo (StoreFront System), you must have Pervasive.SQL installed before you install Tango, and have both Pervasive.SQL and Tango running on your machine. See the Download Links section below for the link to the trial version of Pervasive.SQL for Linux. Tango 2000 Application Server Installation File There are two Tango Application Server installation files, for different versions of Linux. If you use Red Hat 5.2, the file is Tango2000-server-4-RedHat52_i386.rpm [13.4MB] If you use Red Hat 6.x, SuSE 6.1 or higher, or Caldera 2.2 or higher, the file is Tango2000-server-4-Linux_i386.rpm [13.2MB] Each of these files contains: Tango 2000 Application Server for Linux components Tango documentation (including the Getting Started Guide, Meta Tag and Configuration Variables manual, User's Guide, Tutorials, and Read Me). For links to Tango Application Server, see the Download Links section below. Choose the appropriate link for the Linux version you use. Installing Tango 2000 Application Server for Linux (trial version) automatically includes a 30-day evaluation license, if you do not enter a CD key in the post install script. Note The Tango 2000 Application Server package uses the free iODBC Driver Manager as written by Ke Jin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, enhanced with local modifications from Pervasive for the NetWare platform. Pervasive will donate their code changes to the current maintainer of the iODBC Driver Manager project, in accordance with the LGPL license agreement of this project. The iODBC Driver Manager home page is located at: http://www.openlinksw.com/iodbc/ For further information on this project, contact it's current maintainer: Patrick van Kleef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Download Links The following items are available for download: FTP HTTP Tango 2000 Application Server: RedHat 5.2 FTP HTTP Tango 2000 Application Server: RedHat 6.x, SuSE 6.1 or higher , Caldera 2.2 or higher Adobe Acrobat Reader (for reading files in PDF format) Tango 2000 Development Studio for Mac OS (trial version) Tango 2000 Development Studio for Windows (trial version) Pervasive.SQL for Linux (trial version) Updated December 28, 1999 Welcome, SEGAY! Member since 07/18/2000.
