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"Stefan Elwesthal" <[email protected]>
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Hi all! Had a thought, I'm struggling with the different documentations when i have some spare time, to try to get into the skins & bones of the GnuE programsuite. Best way to learn is try - try -try, so i thought, that If I should do that, I might as well try to build something that could be useful. I planned to use the appserver as a communicator/integrator where I read incoming textfiles in reality-mode (from as FTP folder), convert and update my backbone database, and print out a file with the occured changes? This should not be a problem as I see it? I'm not sure though how (if at all) the appServer works on a winbox? I thought of using this app for some real data, and the only driver that I have is a win-ODBC driver. I could of course try to write my own connector in Python, but I'm afraid that would take too much time.. *gee* Another way would of course be to produce textfiles in the defined format and simply import them in the Win/ERP database system.. which of course sound a lot easier :) Any thoughts? Shopuld i stick to my SuSE server for the AppServer? Regards Stefan -- ______________________________________________ Check out the latest SMS services @ http://www.linuxmail.org This allows you to send and receive SMS through your mailbox. Powered by Outblaze