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- Subject: Re: About the gambas web apps
- From: PICCORO McKAY Lenz <mckaygerhard@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2025 08:08:56 -0400
- To: 64xcode@xxxxxxxxx, user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Gambas in not multithreath take this in consideration.. Also should implement connection pools for the databases, and I recommend that you have Apache do some work on persistent connections. As my colleague said, I tried to do something serious too, but the response time and support for specific cases will be crucial to whether you continue. With gambas i code easile and quick small and middle tier systems.. but as consecuence of the issues here i drop it and use others langs for large things.. You can combine javascript/nodejs craps technologias with gambas and will raise large scale systems as solution! On Wed, Mar 26, 2025 at 6:42 AM gaucho <64xcode@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi there > > i am trying to program an ERP with gambas3 but i need help on some > concepts and the best way to deal with them. > For example: > In a production environment, the WEBAPP program is running behind > Apache server. > Each user, from a web browser such as FIREFOX, connects to WEBAPP. At > that moment WEBAPP presents the login form, the user enters name and > password and when clicking on the button: > - The session is created > - The connection to the database is created (if it is not present). > > How many sessions can WEBAPP handle? > How many database connections can be created at the same time? > Is it good or bad from a performance point of view to have multiple > connections to DB? > what is the session class for? > Can I login with two different users in the same browser? how is it > done? > > How is the architecture of systems that have a database, a web app and > a smartphone app? How does a rest API fit into all this? > I mean if I have a database on a server and a program that “talks” with > it and then I have a web program that also “talks” with the database > and a smartphone that also talks with the database, wouldn't it be > better that the web and the smartphone app communicate with an > intermediate program through an API? if it is better this way, how is > it done? any idea? > > by the way, if someone has some time and interest in having a web ERP > in gambas3 we can join efforts. > > Best regards > > Martin. > -- Lenz McKAY Gerardo (PICCORO) http://qgqlochekone.blogspot.com