Re: Developing a forms based web application

Also worth a look is Code Charge Studio by Yes Software.
I have been using it for the past year on Postgres, PHP templates, and
found it to be a very powerful tool.
New version release in 1st Quarter 2003 will include editable
grids(editable/updateable record sets), which are similar to what I see
Access froms showing, possibly one way to reproduce Access functionality.

You can down load a 30day trial version.....Ver 2 Beta is avail for
trial so you could look at the editable grid functionality.
Its a new product, documentation for ver 1 was a disastor, apparently
major work happening in this area.

Also has a fast growing user group, checkout,
http://codechargers.net

paul butler wrote:

>From: Aarni Ruuhimäki <aarni(dot)ruuhimaki(at)kymi(dot)com>
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>Completely forgot about cold fusion, haven't used it since 4.5, MX
>is touted as a friendly j2ee front end. Definitely worth a look, easy
>to get into but again, the level of client interactivity you get from an
>access form/app will require a bit of work.
>
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>>Hi Steve !
>>
>>If you are willing to spend some money on this, please have look at
>>MacroMedia's ( former Allaire ) ColdFusion for Linux.
>>
>>cfml (ColdFusionMarkupLanguage) is easy to learn, fast and straight-forward,
>>yet powerful tool for even more complex web-applications. And there are
>>plenty of editors, for writing and generating the 'code' + html, like
>>ColdFusion Studio ( ok, you'll need one win-box for that ). One neat feature
>>is that cfml goes right into html like php but the syntax is much simpler.
>>And you can also use JavaScript where you like etc. The server even generates
>>form validation scripts for you.
>>
>>I have used CF Pro Linux + RH + PgSQL for a year and half now, and when I
>>started I would not have dreamed of things I do with it now.
>>
>>You can generate your forms 'on the fly' and populate them with data,
>>list-boxes, radio buttons, action buttons, almost anything goes, interacting
>>with mail servers and so on.
>>
>>I've had no problems with the software, other than unexpetedly high traffic
>>and that was solved with tuning and raising the number of servers to start
>>and connections limits in CF + Apache + Pg. My databases are small and quite
>>simple ones, the biggest just under 20 000 rows, so I do not have experience
>>with really big dbs, I admit, but have a look anyway.
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>aarni
>>
>>
>>
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