5 messages in com.mysql.lists.win32RE: libmysqld and connections to remo...
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Roberto Della Pasqua29 Aug 2002 04:36 
Andre Moll02 Sep 2002 01:50 
Holyfoot02 Sep 2002 03:20 
Andre Moll02 Sep 2002 03:54 
Miroslav Rajcic02 Sep 2002 04:35 
Subject:RE: libmysqld and connections to remote server.
From:Andre Moll (amol@libp.com)
Date:09/02/2002 03:54:28 AM
List:com.mysql.lists.win32

Ok .. good to know so far.

I guess that means that the adventure embedded server has already finished for me unless I find a quite easy way to link against bot libraries simultaneously. But I guess to achieve that I hack in Namespaces and compile everything new. I don't believe that I am in the mood for this (Did I mention already that I am lazy by nature?)

Just a suggestion (or feature Request). I don't know if I am alone who find that a big disadvantage. But maybe you should consider to allow that kind of connectivity (Maybe, if not allowed by default, then as flag in mysql_embed.h)

Regardz Andre

-----Original Message----- From: Holyfoot [mailto:holy@mysql.com] Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 6:21 PM To: Andre Moll; win@lists.mysql.com Subject: Re: libmysqld and connections to remote server.

Well, I have to disappoint you. Embedded server library cannot connect to MySQL server. And using both client and embedded server libraries would be tricky because of similar names in these libraries.

Regards. HF.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Andre Moll" <amol@libp.com> To: <win@lists.mysql.com> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 1:50 PM Subject: libmysqld and connections to remote server.

Hi folks,

I just started playing around with libmysqld and I would like to have some clarification concerning making connections to remote server.

My first tries are pretty simple so far. I just linked some of my old lil code against libmysqld which worked (from the view compiling) immediately and without any problems.

But now I got the problem that the applications are not able to

connect to a

remote server anymore and I wonder if this is due to some mistake in my code or if this is not possible with libmysqld at all.

Just to make it clear. I am pretty aware that it is not possible to connect TO my embedded server and I am perfectly satisfied with that as stated in the manual: You can't connect to the embedded server from an outside process with sockets or TCP/IP.

But what is with the other direction?

I can think about a lot of examples which have a 'local' embedded server but still need the possibilty to connect to a remote MySql server as well.

Is this possible with libmysqld or do I have to play around until I find out how to link against libmysql and mysqlclient to the same time (which I would find ... errr ... not that beautiful, cause it would make me do a lot of changes in my existing code I guess, and I am lazy by nature ;-) )

Actually I tried the library with the Windowssources (4.02) in case this is from some importance to answer my question.

Greetz Andre

Btw: I did want to send it to mys@lists.mysql.com instead of this list. But everytime I try I get an

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Hope I am not to much off topic with my lil question.

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