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Ideally, you need a REST server to connect to your remote database. There are many frameworks like Jackson and Jersey that are reasonable alternatives but it does require too much effort. One of my friends work at a startup that just came up with a way to get RESTful API to any of the SQL databases. You may want to try it out and see if it works for you at EspressoLogic.
Hello ...
I'm new to Mac as well as ios developments.. Kindly anyone tell me, Is it possible to connect IOS app to remote database. If yes .. may I know what kind of databases available for this. And what kind of steps we have to follow when we code IOS app for connect remote database.
Your response would be highly appreceated.
Thank you.
Iranga
Ideally, you need a REST server to connect to your remote database. There are many frameworks like Jackson and Jersey that are reasonable alternatives but it does require too much effort. One of my friends work at a startup that just came up with a way to get RESTful API to any of the SQL databases. You may want to try it out and see if it works for you at EspressoLogic.
Hello ...
I'm new to Mac as well as ios developments.. Kindly anyone tell me, Is it possible to connect IOS app to remote database. If yes .. may I know what kind of databases available for this. And what kind of steps we have to follow when we code IOS app for connect remote database.
Your response would be highly appreceated.
Thank you.
Iranga
Hi,
I'm trying to develop an iOS app but I'm not sure of what's the best option to store and manage data.
My starting point is a MySQL database; I've already written the code to access my database (using PHP) and perform some analysis on the stored data. E.g., I've tables to store user infos, for bank transactions, and so on; I can see the list of the transactions for a single user, categorize the transactions, ecc.
This works well for a browser but I'd like to repeat the exercise with an App (iOS for now and OS X later).
Even if I know about object oriented programming (I work using C++), I'm new to Object-C and this is my first App so I still have to learn a lot about XCode, iOS SDK and other stuff.
Now my question:
what's the easiest way to reproduce my data structure?
Googling a bit I've seen that the two most used approaches are to manage data through SQLite or Core Data. Both these options are not directly compatible with the DB I already have; this means that portability becomes another important variable if I want to develop for different frameworks.
Thanks in advance for any suggestion! I will really appreciate if you could also point me to tutorials or guides regarding this topic.
Bye...
i am creating an app for my dads elementary school, i want it to require users to create accounts, how can i go about creating the database in my app to save the information that the users input?
