Re: [bdbxml] Developing a local (Swing) front-end

FIRST, I (and the 'others') are totally unconnected to Sleepycat, or any 
official anything in regard to DBXML.

That said, there was recently an issue w/ this very topic brought up ~1 
month ago.  We decided to put together
a client/server layer that would extend DBXML for this purpose.  A thin 
layer to issue XPath, XQuery stuff,
etc.

I am currently putting together the server side of things in C++, while 
others will be making the java
client package.  For iter #1, it will be embedded in SOAP transactions, 
and details above and beyond
are still congealing.

So, it this is for work, don't wait for us.  If this is production, 
don't wait for us.  If you want to join us in our
mad adventure, i'm sure you'd be welcome.  However, it'd be great if i 
wasn't the only c++ guy, as
i haven't a clue re: the nitty gritty details of win32, or the 
development platform, as my work is predominantly
focused on solaris/sparc, and now growing slowly more onto linux x86.

That being sad, I have used dev-cpp/gcc on the win platform, and it 
makes us unix people feel much more at
ease.  I imagine most use the MS VisualXXX stuff though, and i am 
clueless.  It is so easy, i just don't get it:)

-tom

Breno Costa wrote:

>Hi,
>
>    I was developing a Web-based interface for acessing BDB XML
>containers, but now I need to switch to a swing-based desktop app.
>
>   I'm just worried on network access of the containers, as BDB XML is
>embedded and has no servers. Network shares are an obvious solution
>but I dont think it's the best.
>
>    Has anyone ever been in this same situation?
>
>thanks,
>
>-- Breno
>
>
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