Subject | Architecture Question and Helens Book |
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Author | Luke Young |
Post date | 2004-01-22T11:37:55Z |
***When is the book going to be published? and congratulations Helen***
Can anyone suggest or point me in the right direction (URL preferably
or book, Helens when its released no doubt).
I want to set up a Client/Server system. At the moment my idea is that
the database will reside upon the server and a service application (I
have written) will deal with all transactions.
On the client side is the GUI and this will make requests to the
Server and results will be streamed back as objects.
In this way the server side objects can manage the concurrency and
security issues etc. All communication being object based and all SQL
on the server side.
I envisage there will be upto 10 clients and 1 Server.
I am not sure if the above is the right way to go. But I do know the
Database on the server could get quite large over a period of months.
Or does Firebird provide all I need for this management and all I have
to do is talk to it via SQL over the network?
I know its a big scope question but any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Luke
Can anyone suggest or point me in the right direction (URL preferably
or book, Helens when its released no doubt).
I want to set up a Client/Server system. At the moment my idea is that
the database will reside upon the server and a service application (I
have written) will deal with all transactions.
On the client side is the GUI and this will make requests to the
Server and results will be streamed back as objects.
In this way the server side objects can manage the concurrency and
security issues etc. All communication being object based and all SQL
on the server side.
I envisage there will be upto 10 clients and 1 Server.
I am not sure if the above is the right way to go. But I do know the
Database on the server could get quite large over a period of months.
Or does Firebird provide all I need for this management and all I have
to do is talk to it via SQL over the network?
I know its a big scope question but any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Luke