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Hello All,
I have the initial design for the client GUI.The problem is i have menu bar Database->location already provided with the GUI. In "alone" mode i just provide the client GUI and i allow th user to select the db location using Database menu. Is this design OK for the standalone mode?

Eagerly waiting for you reply,

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VJ


 
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I think that is a little difficult to maintain.
In my design I use a ConnectionFactory that provides a common interface for both remote ou local connections, so the client don't know if the database is local or if it is remote.

If someday I need to use a relational database, i wont need to change the clients GUI.
 
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Hi Sam,
Thx for ur reply.Actually I tried to post a snapshot of my GUI in the previous post.I will modify the GUI now.


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VJ
 
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Hi Vijay,

I tried to post a snapshot of my GUI in the previous post.

The location of your snapshot is listed as "C:\..." - in other words, everybody would need to have access to your C: drive (and remap their own drive letters) before they could see it. If you want others to see your screen dumps you will need to load the image onto a web server, then use the [IMG] tag to point to it. As specified on the UBB Tag page, the "http://" part of the URL is REQUIRED.

Regards, Andrew
 
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for your advice. I think next time i will upload my images to my tripod account before i post a snapshot. Is there any way that you could preview/edit your post. I know that i cannot edit my post as i am not a mod or admin. It is just my suggestion.

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VJ
 
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Hi Vijay,

Everybody can edit their own posts. Above each individual posts is a set of icons. If you click on the icon that looks like above any of your posts you will be able to edit it.

But to answer your question - yes, a bartender (moderator) can edit any post in the forums they moderate, and a sherrif (site administrator) can edit any post on the site.

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