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REST easy with kbmMW #17 – Database 6 – Existing databases
kbmMW already contains quite elaborate features to determine and interpret the metadata of tables in a database. In next release this has been further strengthened,…
kbmMW Features #4 – SQL, XML, JSON, VALUES() hand in hand
This blog post will be about the TkbmMWMemSQL component, which is a descendant of TkbmMemSQL. I will in this post mostly take advantage of “learning…
REST easy with kbmMW #16 – Multiple servers using HTTP.sys transport
We have already blogged about how to use the HTTP.sys transport (TkbmMWHTTPSysServerTransport) with kbmMW in a previous Fish fact blog. However what if you want…
kbmMW Features #3 – Date/Time, timezones and more
The new kbmMW Features blog post serie will talk about various smaller, but useful, features within kbmMW. This blog will be about the TkbmMWDateTime structure,…
REST easy with kbmMW #13 – Database 5
The ORM in kbmMW continues to evolve. The upcoming release contains some new nice features that makes it easy to fetch adjacent data from other…
REST easy with kbmMW #12 – Fishfact demo using HTTP.sys transport
People has asked about how to use the HTTP.sys transport (TkbmMWHTTPSysServerTransport). First… what is HTTP.sys thing? It is the foundation for Microsofts Internet Information Server….
kbmMW Features #2 – Remote desktop
The new kbmMW Features blog post serie will talk about various smaller, but useful, features within kbmMW.
This blog will actually be about a quite big feature, namely kbmMW’s Remote Desktop features which is part of kbmMW Enterprise Edition.
There exists various ways to interact with your computer when you are not at home. To mention a few, VNC (Tight, Real, Ultra etc), GotoMyPC, LogMeIn, TeamViewer and obviously Windows own RemoteDesktop.
But kbmMW’s Remote Desktop is a worthy competitor to them all for no additional cost when you have kbmMW Enterprise Edition. And it performs just as good as the above products, but with even much lower CPU usage.
REST easy with kbmMW #11 – Hosting using Internet Information Server (ISAPI)
With next release, kbmMW REST servers will be able to be hosted under Microsoft Internet Information Server by compiling the REST server as an…
REST easy with kbmMW #9 – Database 4 – Data augmentation and XML
This blog post will focus on one way of augmenting data returned from a database using the ORM, serving this as a wellformed XML result…
REST easy with kbmMW #8 – Database 3
In previous articles we have seen how easy it is to use kbmMW’s ORM to maintain database structures and access and manipulate data. Next release…
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