WHat you described is what I would like to do, however, I would like the "front-end" to be 100% native cocoa. I don't know if creating the whole setup thru 4d would give me that.
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From: "Josh Fletcher (4D, Inc.)" <
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To: 4D Basics List <
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Sent: Friday, June 5, 2009 2:10:04 PM
Subject: Re: self-contained db for osx app
Hi Brent,
I'm not sure I quite understand your question but see if this helps:
Brent Austin wrote:
> I am trying to put to gether a small db app for osx. Is there a way
> to configure a standalone 4d runtime application/document to include
> with the app which would be the basic db the app would access and
> write too?
It sounds like you want to use 4D as the "back-end" to some other
front-end application?
The first question I would ask is why not just build the whole thing
with 4D? Have you run into some limitations?
You can definitely configure 4D Server v11 SQL to be a SQL server. All
you need to do is enable the SQL Server preferences, and have the
appropriate license. You can find information about our deployment
licenses here:
http://www.4d.com/products/Dep-comparative.htmlKind regards,
Josh Fletcher
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Josh Fletcher
Technical Services Team Member
4D, Inc.
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