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Dear JavaScripters:
I wish to access an SQL Server database. I want this to work with more than just IE so the use of ActiveX on the browser side is out. On the server-side, I do not care for now though if it is avoided there, too, fine. I want something like this use case (to start): User: Specify that Client ABC's row is to be retrieved. Browser-Side: Receive user's request. Open XHR connection. Send request to get Client row for Client "ABC". Server-Side: Receive request. Translate it (this example) to "execute GetClientRow 'ABC'". Send that translation to SQL Server. SQL Server: Execute the SP and return the results. Server-Side: Get the results. Send them back to the browser. Browser-Side: Get the results. ??? What format? And how do I access the data? Fill in the DE form with retrieved data. Do data entry stuff. I repeat: I do not want ActiveX on the browser-side since I want this to work with more than IE. I thought it should be easy to find some basic code for this, but no such luck. The above use case implies changing the data and updating the row and naturally, I want to be able to do more. Being able to do the above would be a good start. My opposite number is unlikely to allow adding additional software (Node.js, for example) on the server. How do I do this? Sincerely, Gene Wirchenko |
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