Christian wrote:

>>If you are into opensource then JSP/PHP would be your best bet.
>
> Years ago I made some simple examples with JSP but PHP is unfamilar to me.
> Which technology would be more expensive to me to learn and with would be
> better supported by firebird?

Since your first post said - No PHP - I did not bother to answer ;)

All of my legacy client stuff if Builder, but over the last few years
pressure for a web interface has forced a move, and I stuck a pin in and
decided on PHP. I can give you the 10 minute run through on why it was
the right choice, but in reality I just saw something that did what I
wanted that used PHP (and ADOdb). This was about the time that PHP5 was
in beta, so while I ran PHP4 for a while, only PHP5 is used in
production, and if you look at the Firebird functions you will see that
many were added at the PHP5 stage.
http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/ref.ibase.php

Then have a look at
http://home.lsces.co.uk/clyde/wiki/index.php
The internet base I am currently using was cloned from a different
package, and is a bit of a mish mash, so I am moving everything over to
Tikipro.

I can provide a few more 'samples'
http://home.lsces.co.uk/ibWebAdmin_0_98/index.html
for instance shows the web version of 'IBconsole'

The nice thing about all this - not a single penny has to be spent to
download any of this. Apache2 - PhP5.0.4 - Firebird and it will run just
as happily on Linux as Windows

SO *WHY* did you say no PHP?

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Lester Caine
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