guys have to take a look at mormot, very good open source project that does datasnap paracer thing child, follows links to videos on youtube, it is much faster than node.js, wcf, tomcat, not to mention the datasnap
guys have to take a look at mormot, very good open source project that does datasnap paracer thing child, follows links to videos on youtube, it is much faster than node.js, wcf, tomcat, not to mention the datasnap
works in Delphi 7 to XE3, with examples and documentation otima
Here's a link project
http://blog.synopse.info/
more link a Brazilian who ta making misery
http://www.youtube.com/user/warleyalexcamargo?feature=watch
http://blog.synopse.info/
works in Delphi 7 to XE3, with examples and documentation otima
Here's a link project
http://blog.synopse.info/
more link a Brazilian who ta making misery
http://www.youtube.com/user/warleyalexcamargo?feature=watch
http://blog.synopse.info/
Is Marmot based on ExtJS?
ReplyDeleteNo mormot is a great and simple thin orm and / or server restfull over tcp/ip or gdi or http return json objects
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Lighter than DataSnap?
ReplyDeleteyes so that much more stable and fast in testing. fared better than node.js and wcf type 16000 requests per second
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Synopse mORMot is a Client-Server ORM and SOA framework. Self-sufficient set of units (even Delphi stater is enough) for creating Domain-Driven applications: database access (ORM persistence over Oracle, MS SQL, OleDB, NexusDB, FireBird, AnyDAC, BDE with a powerful SQLite3 kernel), Service Oriented Architecture (using interface-based services like WCF), security, caching, UI generation with i18n and reporting are handled in a light, safe and fast Client-Server RESTful model using JSON over several communication protocols (including HTTP/1.1).
Been following mormot for a while, what I would like to see included is PostgreSQL support (no ODBC/ADO) and Freepascal, perhaps in the future will have those features and I will jump in, in the meantime I'm looking forward to kbmMW which seems to have that combo right out of the box :-)
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