SQL-Ajax Client a Tool Managing the Database of the Google Web Toolkit Framework

Chayaporn Kaensar · International Journal of Computer and Communication Engineering · 2012

Database management system (DBMS) is widely used today and more are being developed. We have found that these DBMS tools provide a variety of formats on command lines, Window GUI, Web-based format and so on. However, most of them have several problems. For example, users must have a deep understanding of the code before generating commands within a database. Most tools are tied to one specific company and their functions cannot interact with other systems. This creates a lack of flexibility when working within various DBMS types. Sometimes, they do not have a standardized design, are slow refresh the output screen and are also not open-source. Thus, we are presenting a tool for translating actions and displaying SQL commands and data reports in real time simultaneously while providing functions to connect to more databases. We developed a tool, called SQL-Ajax, based on the Google Web Toolkit Framework (GWT). We include Java Servlet, Java Server Page (JSP), AJAX and GWT-Remote Procedure Call (GWT-RPC) libraries to create rich internet applications and to make web pages more dynamic. This tool enhances performance because it supports client-server communication without reloading an entire page. In summary, we list issues to improve system capability and discuss some future task.

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