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    direct connect to an sql server from a UX

    I have been wondering if anyone has done some java script to
    engage a remote SQL server , retrieve some simple data and populate
    a list box ?

    I actually meant by-passing the WAS server .

    appreciate comment and discussion on this topics.

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    Re: direct connect to an sql server from a UX

    I'm intrigued what the use case for this is. I definitely understand bypassing the WAS for various reasons, but if you're running a UX component you're already running the WAS so you can't bypass it completely...(?)

    I did a bit of playing with Javascript a few weeks ago to save to the bundle-installed WebSQL/SQLite on Chrome but that's just local storage and wasn't using an A5 component. Since you're talking pure Javascript and SQL, I imagine there will be more resources in the greater web than there will be in this forum.

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      #3
      Re: direct connect to an sql server from a UX

      No, i am now running a UX with phone gap as demonstrate on recent release.
      there is NO-WAS at all, I have a working UX now populated with buttons to call up various functions on my device
      like beep, etc...

      Well, I can place a list there with static data .... And it is residing in my device...
      so that came about to think, hmm can i get a refresh of the list data via some java script to go to sql server query
      and populate.,

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        #4
        Re: direct connect to an sql server from a UX

        Ken, Have you made any progress with the above? I am having similar requirement.

        I have not yet worked on these, but the following blog, shows using JQuery, AJAX and JSONP to do cross-domain calls with PHP. All these may be easily installed on your server that has the database or on another server.

        http://www.giantflyingsaucer.com/blog/?p=2682

        Regards.

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          #5
          Re: direct connect to an sql server from a UX

          This is interesting indeed, not suggesting we bypass WAS lol

          however, in some non critical app , where this server can be very useful
          especially as a read/show only server and respond directly to out mobile devices.

          I will give it a try next month .

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            #6
            Re: direct connect to an sql server from a UX

            Ok.

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