Client/server with MFC TCP/IP and DAO
Willie Lyons -- willie@ccohs.ca
Friday, March 01, 1996
I am about to start an application which will consist of a data server
and several clients, (multi user), using the MFC tcp/ip classes. I was
wondering if it is possible using tcp/ip to have one of the clients
running on the same machine as the server?
Also, I have been looking at the DAO classes and was wondering if
applications written using DAO are easily converted to a client/server
configuration such as an SQL server?
Thanks for your time.!
Dave Brooks -- info@brooksnet.com
Monday, March 04, 1996
At 09:08 AM 3/1/96 -0800, Willie Lyons wrote:
>I am about to start an application which will consist of a data server
>and several clients, (multi user), using the MFC tcp/ip classes. I was
>wondering if it is possible using tcp/ip to have one of the clients
>running on the same machine as the server?
Typically that is a stack issue, not an MFC issue. It works with all the
stacks I've tried, including 16 bit Trumpet and NT.
Good luck with your DAO question; sorry I can't help with that one.
Best regards,
Dave
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Ricardo Venegas Parra -- rvenegas@infosel.com.mx
Tuesday, March 05, 1996
[Mini-digest: 2 responses]
You can change la source of your data directly in the mdb database. Make an
attach of you SQL table in your access table. i supouse to be better than
accesing directly SQL.
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-----From: daveferg@niagara.com
I am using a client/server SQL database product called Velocis which runs fine
under TCP/IP on a single machine therefore I would assume other C/S DBMS's
would as well.
>I am about to start an application which will consist of a data server
>and several clients, (multi user), using the MFC tcp/ip classes. I was
>wondering if it is possible using tcp/ip to have one of the clients
>running on the same machine as the server?
>
>Also, I have been looking at the DAO classes and was wondering if
>applications written using DAO are easily converted to a client/server
>configuration such as an SQL server?
>
>Thanks for your time.!
>
>
Tim Hagemann -- 100063.323@compuserve.com
Thursday, March 07, 1996
Willie,
>> I am about to start an application which will consist of a data server
>> and several clients, (multi user), using the MFC tcp/ip classes. I was
>> wondering if it is possible using tcp/ip to have one of the clients
>> running on the same machine as the server?
Of course, this is possible. The client creates a tcp/ip connection to the same
machine. (Think about using telnet and the chargen service of your own machine
...)
Tim
Mike Blaszczak -- mikeblas@interserv.com
Friday, March 08, 1996
On Fri, 01 Mar 1996, Willie Lyons wrote:
>I am about to start an application which will consist of a data server
>and several clients, (multi user), using the MFC tcp/ip classes. I was
>wondering if it is possible using tcp/ip to have one of the clients
>running on the same machine as the server?
Yes. You can see this yourself by running CHATSRVR and CHATTER, which are MFC
samples.
If you can find a good book on TCP/IP, it will explain what the "loopback"
name and the address "127.0.0.1" mean.
>Also, I have been looking at the DAO classes and was wondering if
>applications written using DAO are easily converted to a client/server
>configuration such as an SQL server?
Yes. DAO supports the notion of attached tables. That is, you can tell DAO
to connect to a local Access MDB database file, but only use that file as a
cache for getting data from a remote SQL Server database server.
You can find this out by reading the DAO SDK overview which is built into the
online help of Visual C++. It's explained within the first few paragraphs.
>Thanks for your time.!
It's about 12:10am.
.B ekiM
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