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Using a browser to hit a remote (internet) SQL server

Using a browser to hit a remote (internet) SQL server

Post by Jeff Zibra » Sun, 15 Feb 1998 04:00:00



I'm lost...

What are the neccessary pieces get an applet that will connect to a
SQLServer on a different server than the one where the WEB server is
installed (which the browser would be hitting).  This applet will be
accessed by any browser, but I don't want anyone having to install anything
on the client besides the "normal" java vm, etc.  And I wanted something
simple to put on the server to enable JDBC access from the applet.  If
neccessary I'll go to an Access database on the WEB server to simplify if I
have to.

Jeff

 
 
 
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Using a browser to hit a remote (internet) SQL server

Post by Tim Hayne » Tue, 17 Feb 1998 04:00:00


Hi,
This is possible with OpenLink's multi-tier offering. It's easy to install a
broker component on the web server which then calls a second broker on the
database server - optionally through firewalls and proxies and the like. You
can read more and download from http://www.openlink.co.uk/ .

Best regards,

Tim Haynes


> I'm lost...

> What are the neccessary pieces get an applet that will connect to a
> SQLServer on a different server than the one where the WEB server is
> installed (which the browser would be hitting).  This applet will be
> accessed by any browser, but I don't want anyone having to install anything
> on the client besides the "normal" java vm, etc.  And I wanted something
> simple to put on the server to enable JDBC access from the applet.  If
> neccessary I'll go to an Access database on the WEB server to simplify if I
> have to.

> Jeff


 
 
 
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