18 messages in com.mysql.lists.win32RE: Mysql over HTTP
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Jangita07 Apr 2006 11:57 
Radovan Chytracek07 Apr 2006 12:08 
Daniel da Veiga07 Apr 2006 12:17 
Brandon Schenz07 Apr 2006 12:21 
Jonathan G. Lampe07 Apr 2006 12:21 
Jangita07 Apr 2006 12:33 
Jangita07 Apr 2006 12:33 
Jangita07 Apr 2006 12:34 
Daniel da Veiga07 Apr 2006 12:36 
Jangita07 Apr 2006 12:36 
Brandon Schenz07 Apr 2006 12:38 
J.R. Bullington07 Apr 2006 12:41 
Jangita07 Apr 2006 12:43 
Daniel da Veiga07 Apr 2006 12:44 
Daniel da Veiga07 Apr 2006 12:48 
Jangita07 Apr 2006 16:33 
Harpreet10 Apr 2006 21:40 
Shawn Green11 Apr 2006 06:32 
Subject:RE: Mysql over HTTP
From:Jangita (jang@jangita.com)
Date:04/07/2006 04:33:30 PM
List:com.mysql.lists.win32

Give me a week!

-----Original Message----- From: Daniel da Veiga [mailto:dani@gmail.com] Sent: 07 April 2006 10:49 p To: MySQL Win32 List Subject: Re: Mysql over HTTP

On 4/7/06, Jangita <jang@jangita.com> wrote:

Hi Daniel

"and you could still use a mini-client with HTTP communication to make this happen while using the server-side to deal with REAL database stuff (the important work). In fact, you don't need to convert anything, you could just write an app that make queries, send it to a PHP page that would process and return stuff and parse a HTML, XML, CSV, whatever, return from the PHP simple page" < now THAT is an EXCELLENT idea!!

Could have the client app just call a php page with for example

http://www.myserver.com/myphp.php?proc=procname&param1=value1&param2=value2

Or maybe in the content of the request so that its not seen by all probably encrypted ie data=fdsjkhsfsdfsidfyr4ryt8wdgh8ifdhw8fiog3 which translates to the above

Then the page calls the mysql stored procedure splashes the results into the content in xml or whatever that the client app can load into memory datasets and process; to keep the php page simple.

GENIOUS

Want to share in the profits? :)

Thanks again.

The only profit would be you getting it to work and letting me know of it ;) you know, having an idea is easy, write the code, heh, that's the real work, like Linus Torvalds said "Talk is cheap, show me the code". Oh, and anytime you need, lists are for this purpose...