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Subject: RE: [sword-devel] importing modules into a relational database
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server you speak of... can you point me to
> some information?
Chris will have to give the info and state of the soap stuff.
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n you point me to
some information?
Thanks,
-=nathan
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Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] importing modules into a relational database
> Stacy,
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Stacy,
Joe's suggestion might be your best shot. Another option is to use
your 3-tier architecture approach and our soap server instead of a
relational database server. JSP -> your java middlewhere -> our soap
server.
Hope you find a good solution.
-Troy.
Sta
You might be interested in ProjectB. The intent is to merge it with
JSword. ProjectB has a web interface, however it is fairly out of date
because it was written before I could get JSP support, so it uses
Servlets and XML.
Using ProjectB might at least give you a leg-up, and I'm sure we could
hel
Has anyone experimented with importing modules, vpls, or thml into a
relational database? I am working on a personal project to develop a
web-based sword like application for a class. I would eventually like to
base it on the java port of sword, but need something quicker. My plan is
to import
