To store data in mySQL using editText android [closed] - mysql

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I have a concepts of storing a data in mySQL using editText(ie, UserName and Password), But i'm not having any idea how to proceed, Could anyone send me a link for above.. Thanks in advance

first of all, Android doesnt support mySql, it supports SQLite. Read about SQLiteOpenHelper to get some overview on this.
If you want to use an outter database which works on mySql, you need to create some sort of php API that will handle your requests

Without using the web server you can't even think about Database server.

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Private, json file hosting [closed]

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After extensive research and a very thorough comparison I've found that all NoSQL databases uses json to store data, collections and what not.
I have my very own server, and I want it to host a json so that I can save my data right into it instead of relying on a third party provider.
The questions is.....
HOW?
You will need to have a proper backend and Database like node,MongoDB,django and more
this might help https://medium.com/codingthesmartway-com-blog/create-a-rest-api-with-json-server-36da8680136d

How do you use MYSQL in ColdFusion? [closed]

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I'm currently learning ColdFusion and it's been going well except for when I have got to trying to use databases. I can't find anywhere what so ever how to connect to a MYSQL database. Can someone tell me how it's done?
Thanks
I'm surprised if you couldn't find anything on how to connect to a MySQL datasource. Here's Adobe's list of settings to use in CF Administrator. The important part here is the name you give it.
Because then in your queries or stored procs, you use that name to reference the datasource:
<cfquery name="yourQuery" datasource="name of datasource">
<cfstoredproc procedure="yourProcedure" datasource="name of datasource">
Here's more links Google showed up:
http://www.hosting.com/support/mysql/coldfusionstring/
http://www.bluereef.net/support/extensions/database/mysql/coldfusion.html
http://www.justskins.com/forums/how-to-connect-to-130869.html

How can we connect to SQL or other Database using HTML5? [closed]

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How can we connect to SQL or other Database using HTML5? Am new to HTML5 can any one help me
HTML5 is a static document, you cannot connect to a database with HTML5, but you can use php or javascript.
HTML 5 drafts used to define a couple of database systems, but they have been broken out into separate specifications (Web Storage and Web SQL Database).
These provide databases that are accessible only to the browser though. If you want a shared database (i.e. so that data saved by one user can be accessed by another user visiting the same site) then you need to use a server side database.
The usual ways to communicate with a server side database from the client in a web application are:
A web application where data is submitted via forms
A web service accessed using XMLHttpRequest
You can find a complete reference here:
http://www.html5rocks.com/en/features/storage
However, try to format your questions better, and tell us what did you try, what do you want to achieve.

Read data from a external webpage and store that into my database [closed]

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How can I read data from a external webpage and store that into my database.
if I already have permission to access that data from that external webpage?
I am using sql server 2008.
In your position I would use c# and do:
Get data from website -> Reading data from a website using C#
Write data to sql database -> Code for inserting data into SQL Server database using Enterprise library

SQLAlchemy and Twisted [closed]

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I'v learned twisted for somewhile and would like to do some network communication and local db operation as well.BTW, MySQL DB adopted, non-blocking required and perferred.
Someone told me that sqlalchemy is just great. But as far as I have known from the Internet, the two may not work together perfectly(http://twistedmatrix.com/pipermail/twisted-python/2009-March/019359.html ).
So I would like to know if anyone has this kind of experience(either successful or a failure is welcomed) to make both of them work together?
And Could anyone tell why there is no way for them to work together?
Thank you in advance!
SQLAlchemy presents a blocking interface to database access. You can use it with Twisted if you use it in a separate thread. It's frequent to use many threads with SQLAlchemy anyway, so there's nothing really special going when you try to use it with Twisted. It only seems strange because Twisted itself mostly offers APIs which you don't need threads for.
Been searching for a while and found alchimia that lets you use most of the SQLAlchemy-core API with Twisted, it does not allow you to use the ORM.