flashPash is a PHP script for PHP Classes scripts design by Simon McKenna.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. flashPash is a client/server database tool designed to allow applications to easily retrieve and update information across the internet.
Publisher review: flashPash is a client/server database tool designed to allow applications to easily retrieve and update information across the internet. flashPash is a client/server database tool designed to allow applications to easily retrieve and update information across the internet. The primary use is with Flash/Shockwave clients.Several types of databases are supported using ADOdb abstraction library.In a nutshell, by keeping a small amount of metadata in the Shockwave Flash client, flashPash is able to automatically generate SQL queries on the server, and send the results of those queries back to the client. flashPash has 2 Flash MX client components and a PHP class run on the server.XML is used for data exchange between client and server. Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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