First, thank you for
@inakigarm replying my case, though sorry for my late response.
1. Back to the issue. I setup successfully RDC under my VPS spec as listed above.
2. I want to explore about jRDC2 because I read every where, it is much better than RDC.
3. I never tried on localhost window, because I didnt want to do double works.
Instead of installing localhost server, I always tried all stuffs with my B4A IDE and DIRECTLY
access to MySql server on my VPS. So i can settled whatever problems happened.
4. Now, let me write the RDC concept based on my understanding : (on Centos system)
a) the script
b4a-rdc.sh created by
@warwound started jdbc server "mysql-connector-java-5.1.28-bin.jar
"
b) this jdbc server communicates with MySql server, database whatever.
c) B4A program accessing the database using "DBRequestManager.bas" (contacting jdbc, port 17178)
5. I read
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...e-database-connector.61801/page-6#post-521240
@Enrique Gonzalez answering
@achtrade and concern raised by
@Cableguy
that jRDC2 can only be compiled under B4J, not B4A. Then I start missing the concept.
6. I read
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/server-run-a-server-on-a-vps.60378/#content
@Erel said "mysql-connector-java-5.1.28-bin.jar" needs to be started. This file is already started!
7. Suppose I want to program using B4A IDE, then
THE NEW "DBRequestManager.bas" should be
responsible to contact "mysql-connector-java-5.1.28-bin.jar" port 17178,
then what is jRDC2 all about?? I have downloaded jRDC2.zip and open it, but failed to understand.
Why jRDC.b4j needs to be compiled? What is the purpose of this file? Should then be uploaded to VPS?
This issue has been asked by
@achtrade and I still found no answer about it.
Or, should we drop jRDC2 from our mind, if we program with B4A?
Meaning that I was already on the right track (see No.1) and better start programming,
rather than bothering on jRDC2, which is irrelevant to me? Thanks for any feedback.
Regards, Agus