Thread: [Dynapi-Help] Reply to Franks Query

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Thats really good work  Frank ! Way to GO...

I scouted around a bit and heres what I could find :
(A Little Note :
 However I dont think any server on the web offers both free MySQL =
support and
free  Servlet support . The only free server that offers Servlet,JSP and =
EJB
support  that I can think of is www.mycgiserver.com . However MySQL =
support is
yet to be enabled : they are actually planning to introduce it, but =
havent got
around to it as yet.=20
 The only problem with mycgiserver is that its very popular,  because of
which it is also VERY slow. So looks like either we may have to do the
server-side programming in some other language, or skip MySQL and stick =
to
plain text/hashed files , which sounds like a dumb idea.)

Here are the others
1.
http://hosting.datablocks.net/free/ :=20
All business and personal users qualify
Account includes:=20
20 MB Diskspace
Yourname.datablocks.net=20
Ftp access=20
Unlimited Transfer=20
5 POP3 Email Accounts=20
MySQL Database=20
FULL Cgi support  (I guess that means perl)
PHP support=20
Optional Domain name

2. http://www.xodox.com/index.html
(some foreign site)
20 MB Speicherplatz
FTP, CGI, PHP3 & MySQL
Frontpage 98/2000
unbegrenzter Transfer.

3 http://www.nexen.net/
(a free french host with PHP and mySQL)
[ I  REALLY dont know why free mySQL seems to come with  just PHP :-) ]

4. http://www.surecity.com/
(This looks good!)

5. http://www.f2s.com/free/free%20home.htm

This also looks good! (if the database servers they mention includes =
mysql)

Please have a look at the above, and tell me what do you think and where =
should
we start

> I think that's a great idea.  Especially if it's able to be =
searchable.=20
> It would be a great supplement to detailed docs.
>=20
> I'd like to get something up similar to what they have at www.php.net,
> where almost every object/method/property is available through =
searching
> or directory.
>=20
> Sorry, I don't know where to host it.  Is there a place that offers =
free
> mysql accounts?
>=20
> scottandrew
>=20
> Jannon Frank wrote:
> >=20
> > New Guy here,
> >=20
> > So I'm a long time user of the original DynAPI and am all too =
familiar with
> > the frustrations involved in using that one and having to tweak it =
for your
> > specific purposes.  I mean I was glad to have it, but I'm really =
stoked
> > about DynAPI 2. Anyway, decent API documentation is something I am =
missing.
> > To that end, last week I started to create a documentation system.  =
I've got
> > a real rough mysql schema  with tables for packages, classes, =
methods,
> > properties, parameters, etc.  I was just going to set up some =
servlets and
> > have my own little system, but I think others would benefit.  There =
are two
> > issues:
> >         1. I don't have an mysql account somewhere static (I can't =
serve off my
> > machine)
> >         2. Documentation bores the hell out of me
> >=20
> > But I'm more than willing to offer my beginnings as a starting =
point.  It
> > could definitely use some more thinking through and discussion.  I
> > orignially started working with Java API documentation in mind.  I'm =
also
> > willing to help develop and host the interface (preferrably using =
JSP).
> > So, I guess I'll put the sql files up somewhere and we can let the
> > discussion begin.
> >=20
> > -jannon
> >=20
> > -- "Sometimes the majority only means that all the fools
> >          are on  the same side."
> >         - ??
> >=20
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: dyn...@li...
> > > [mailto:dyn...@li...]On Behalf Of Tarun
> > > Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 8:08 AM
> > > To: 'dyn...@li...'
> > > Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Agree with Jack
> > >
> > >
> > > I believe that what Jack says is quite correct. Newbies like us
> > > would love to
> > > contribute something what the experts dont have time to do ,like
> > > maintaining
> > > API  documentation (which currently is very little), maybe a
> > > searchable help
> > > system...
> > >  If we know where to start we could get working pronto :-)
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