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qt and remote login


Message 1 in thread

Could someone give me some pointers as to how i would go a about implementing a solution where i would use a qt designed remote login client to access a remote database via the internet. I have already implemented the database and i would like to allow users to access it through a client application program with a GUI, installed on their pc, rather than to use a web interface. Your attention is greatly appreciated.
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Message 2 in thread

On Wednesday 10 January 2007 16:39, keith burke wrote:
> Could someone give me some pointers as to how i would go a about
> implementing a solution where i would use a qt designed remote login client
> to access a remote database via the internet. I have already implemented
> the database and i would like to allow users to access it through a client
> application program with a GUI, installed on their pc, rather than to use a
> web interface. Your attention is greatly appreciated.

The typical approach would be to write an n-tier application with a server 
running on the same machine as the database and a client accessing the server 
through a network socket or perhaps using a technology such as SOAP.

You could, of course, write a client that accessed the database directly, 
across the network.  You are going to have significant security concerns here 
but perhaps no less than using an n-tier approach.

Assuming you are still at this level and not asking for specifics on how, for 
example, Qt helps you with SQL or with networking, your question really has 
nothing to do with Qt and more to do with application design.  Perhaps you 
could rephrase your question?

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Message 3 in thread

Hi

I am working on Qt 3.3.4.

I am using Qt QTable for display of large amount of data.
I have derived QTable to get MyTable to add some new functionalities.

I have a server program that is almost, a type of database that sends data 
for every 10 minutes or so.

I have a table that has records added and deleted as and when required 
depending on request on server-end.

Now, for the first time, I shall retrieve the complete data table. Next, 
time i need to refresh the screen after few minutes.
I have records newly added and also few records deleted at any position(not 
known). I do not want to delete the table and recreate or clear all rows and 
then again insert completely. Can anyone please suggest 
techniques/methodologies so that I refresh the screen properly with new 
insertions and deletions without flickering?

Thanks & Regards
Deepa


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Message 4 in thread

Look at the sql examples

 

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From: keith burke [mailto:jrkeith95@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 3:40 PM
To: qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: qt and remote login

 

Could someone give me some pointers as to how i would go a about
implementing a solution where i would use a qt designed remote login
client to access a remote database via the internet. I have already
implemented the database and i would like to allow users to access it
through a client application program with a GUI, installed on their pc,
rather than to use a web interface. Your attention is greatly
appreciated.

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