TamersTech Member Mar 29, 2021 #1 The App has the ff: 1. JRDC2 2. System Tray library 3. Config.Properties File - This is where connection properties are stored 4. SQL.Properties File - This is where SQL commands are stored Config and SQL files can be found in "Objects" Folder I have made this to a UI app so i can test the connection first before running the server. This not finish yet but atleast for beginners like me using mssql server will not having a hard time using Android app with microsoft sql server / azure. If you happens to know how to put server events on the logs please do teach me. thanks. Attachments Untitled.png 146.7 KB · Views: 517 MSSQL JServer.zip MSSQL JServer.zip 152.4 KB · Views: 425
The App has the ff: 1. JRDC2 2. System Tray library 3. Config.Properties File - This is where connection properties are stored 4. SQL.Properties File - This is where SQL commands are stored Config and SQL files can be found in "Objects" Folder I have made this to a UI app so i can test the connection first before running the server. This not finish yet but atleast for beginners like me using mssql server will not having a hard time using Android app with microsoft sql server / azure. If you happens to know how to put server events on the logs please do teach me. thanks.
Xfood Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 29, 2021 #2 congratulations, good initiative, would you also include the example in b4a? thanks Upvote 0
TamersTech Member Mar 29, 2021 #3 This is the example coming also from this forum on how to access that server. Credits to him. Attachments Example B4A.zip Example B4A.zip 10.4 KB · Views: 393 Upvote 0
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 29, 2021 #4 Moved to the questions forum. jServer solutions should never be implemented as UI projects as the threading model is different. Bad things will happen. You should use jSQL instead of JdbcSQL in B4J. Upvote 0
Moved to the questions forum. jServer solutions should never be implemented as UI projects as the threading model is different. Bad things will happen. You should use jSQL instead of JdbcSQL in B4J.
