Within a Telit Python script, is there a way to establish a direct (through GPRS) connection to a remote Mysql server?
In other words, is there a Mysql driver that can be used in the Python interpreter used by Telit modems?
Thank you,
Philippe
There is no driver, but being a plain TCP connection there isn’t much magic to do it. Nevertheless writing a HTTP service in PHP or whatever to handle operations can be quicker, safer, more complex things can be accomplished, more versatile and easier to upgrade (once only in server).
Thank you for your quick answer, Cosmin. I do use what you are talking about (LAMP server), I just wanted I had not missed something that could have been easier, quicker, of whatever..No I know I did not, so everything is fine 🙂
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Hello everyone,
Within a Telit Python script, is there a way to establish a direct (through GPRS) connection to a remote Mysql server?
In other words, is there a Mysql driver that can be used in the Python interpreter used by Telit modems?
Thank you,
Philippe
There is no driver, but being a plain TCP connection there isn’t much magic to do it. Nevertheless writing a HTTP service in PHP or whatever to handle operations can be quicker, safer, more complex things can be accomplished, more versatile and easier to upgrade (once only in server).
Thank you for your quick answer, Cosmin. I do use what you are talking about (LAMP server), I just wanted I had not missed something that could have been easier, quicker, of whatever..No I know I did not, so everything is fine 🙂
Kind regards,
Philippe