Subject RE: [firebird-support] back into the fold
Author Kevin Stanton
Hi Mitchell,

If you're using ASTA, then it probably doesn't matter which ASTA server you
use (I use the IBO server) as you'll be developing the client with all ASTA
components.

I've done a small app in ASTA but have noticed their support list has been
extremely quiet for some time. I'm currently investigating RemObjects which
is a totally different architecture. It appears so far that RemObjects is
really moving forward and staying currently with Delphi/.NET.
(www.remobjects.com <http://www.remobjects.com/> )

Best of luck to you.

Kevin







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From: Aage Johansen [mailto:aagjohan@...]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 1:43 PM
To: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [firebird-support] back into the fold



Mitchell Peek wrote:
> I was a long time user of interbase, but circumstances took me away
> from it for a few years. I now have an opportunity to convert an
> existing app and to create a couple of companion apps to go along with
> it to Firebird.
> I see several familiar names on this list. I have had several (email)
> conversations with Ann Harrison, Helen Borrie, Claudio Valderrama, Jason
> Wharton, etc. I doubt any of you remember me, but this kind of feels
> like a school reunion for me, so Hi to all! Anyone know what happenned
> to Diane Brown?

I don't know what happened, but I do miss her.


> Anyway, here is my issue. Very time critical migration. My first task
> will be to develop an application which centralizes several (as many as
> 1,200) locations (currently DBISAM) into a central database that will be
> Firebird. I will develop a middle tier using ASTA for periodic
> (frequent) bi-directional updates. Asta has stock servers built on
> either BDE, FIBPlus, and Jason's IBObjects. BDE is out, so, I need to
> decide quickly between the remaining two. The issues involved are, I
> have a team that will need to learn Firebird quickly. I can help with
> that some. Still there will be a learning curve for them, as well as
> for me with the new tools. Recommendations (private email is fine if
> you are worried you might offend either of the venders.)





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