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260642577 RDC is a middleware server that makes it simple to safely connect clients and remote SQL database servers. jRDC2 is the latest version. All new projects should use this version. jRDC2 is made of two components: - B4J server. The server receives the requests from the clients, issues the
link: Just to clarify, RDC is made of a server and clients components. DBRequestManager module is the client implementation and it is supported by B4A, B4i
link: I have mix of use, some use jRDC and some still use RDC. Is this new DBRequestManager will also works for RDC?
link: Good question. jRDC 2 is compatible with v1 and v2 clients. V2 clients (DBRequestManager) are only compatible with jRDC 2.

I'm not sure whether this solution runs over the internet or in a local network. If it runs over the internet than a full B4J server will probably be better in the long run.
link: From your description it seems to me that your system has a central control point (your device / PC) which directly controls up to 5000 Android TVs lo
link: Hi, I'm going to develop a monitoring system for "indoor advertising" (advertising on tv inside groceries, pharmacies etc.). A mobile Monitoring App

jRDC version 2 is available here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...ation-of-rdc-remote-database-connector.61801/ This tutorial covers a new framework named Remote Database Connector (RDC). The purpose of RDC is to make it simple to develop Android applications that interact with remote databas
link: No. RDC is not really related to Android development. At least not directly. This is a small http server that acts as a middleman between a database s
link: This thread is locked. Please post any question in the questions forum. Note that the latest version of RDC is jRDC2: https://www.b4x.com/search?query
link: The server port (RDC port) should be 17178. 1433 is probably the SQL server port.

This is an extension to jRDC2. It adds support for MQTT and allows accessing the remote database with an Arduino or ESP8266 board. It requires B4R v1.5+ and it uses B4RSerializator to convert the messages to bytes. The RDC server listens to both MQTT messages and the standard http requests. Clien

Start with this tutorial: https://www.b4x.-database-connector-rdc-connect-to-any-remote-db.31540/#content RDC is a middleware. It is a lightweight http server that connects the clients to the database.
link: You should use RDC to connect to a remote database. https://www.b4x./#content Latest version: jRDC2 - B4J implementation of RDC (Remote Database Con

jRDC2 - B4J implementation of RDC (Remote Database Connector) DBRequestManager is a class that you added to your project.

RDC (jRDC2) is a regular web server implemented with B4J. If you want to support non-B4X clients then you can easily extend it and use JSON or whichever format you like. The thread title is a bit confusing. It should have been B4J web server vs PHP.
link: Definitely: PHP Why? RDC is just to call a database function, PHP is a programming language which also can use databases 1. Almost all providers of
link: Based on your description it sounds like you have implemented something similar to RDC. RDC is useful if you want to connect clients to a remote datab
link: What VPS do you have - Win or Linux? What database are you using? (MySQL hopefully as I do). I can send you some files to explore of my setup with

Why are you asking in B4A Forum? RDC is a server solution. Question should most probably in B4J Forum. Also note that jrdc2 is the most up to date and should be used. The old RDC is deprecated.
link: Hi All, before adopt RDC framework (by @Erel) in my new projects I have to answer some questions: 1) Is the RDC supported for multi-platform apps (B4
link: @1 Yes, this is the best thing on it @2 Yes you can.

I'm closing this thread. The answer was given in post #5: you should read the instructions more carefully. jRDC2 - B4J implementation of RDC (Remote Database Connector)

is RDC or remote database connector for LAN connection only? or can i use it even on different wifi connections?
link: It just uses the current connection like your pc's browser does not care how you are connected (Wifi/LAN). In your browser you can browse different si

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