Re: using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-03-01 Thread Andrew Kluthe
Hmmm. Perhaps towards the end of the month, I could do a two parter for livecode.tv. An intro to revIgniter and a talk on building web services with it. -- View this message in context: http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/using-mySQL-on-a-web-based-server-tp3328963p3331110.html Sent

Re: using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-03-01 Thread tkuyp...@telenet.be
t; local db. It has built in security features to cleanse post variables of > nasties, etc. Then I just build the text string carefully in JSON format and > encrypt it out. > > Does this help at all? > > -- > View this message in context: > http://runtime-revolution.27

Re: using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-03-01 Thread Andrew Kluthe
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Re: using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-03-01 Thread tkuyp...@telenet.be
quickly build webservices > that hand data to my livecode app. > > -- > View this message in context: > http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/using-mySQL-on-a-web-based-server-tp3328963p3329158.html > Sent from the Revolution - User mai

Re: using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-02-28 Thread Andrew Kluthe
Also, revIgniter has made it very easy for me to quickly build webservices that hand data to my livecode app. -- View this message in context: http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/using-mySQL-on-a-web-based-server-tp3328963p3329158.html Sent from the Revolution - User mailing list

Re: using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-02-28 Thread Bob Sneidar
Ya the "proper" way to do it is to put a server in front of the SQL and access it that way. Mind you I am currently developing an app that connects directly to an SQL database, so I'm not so proper, but I feel that the level of security to the On-Rev site, restricting connections to specific IP'

using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-02-28 Thread Mark Stuart
on Mon Feb 28 17:29:46 CST 2011, tkuypers at telenet.be wrote: >> The mySQL is using its default port (3306), and everything is working ok. Except with some of my bigger companies, who closed almost everything on their firewall, including (of course) port 3306 :-( << Try this: get revOpenDatabase

using mySQL on a web-based server

2011-02-28 Thread tkuyp...@telenet.be
Hi, Probably a stupid question, but I'm gonna post it anyway... I'm using a mySQL database on a server, and a livecode app which uses the info in that database. The mySQL is using it's default port (3306), and everything is working ok. Except with some of my bigger companies, who closed almost e