Johnnie,

<< DBISAM has a Windows and separate Linux server product. With either of
these servers running you can access databases on the server using the
DBISAM client on Windows. As far as the version 4 product goes, ASP.NET and
Winforms applications can access the server using a third-party client. >>

Just a minor point - you can use our ODBC driver with .NET just fine using
the ODBC.NET data provider.  I'm not trying to take anything away from
Michael and his ADO.NET data provider for DBISAM, of course.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Mike,

<< As you may see I did mean Kylix (mental abberation) >>

We really don't have a low tolerance for "brain farts" around here, so
forgive us for what appears to be "piling on".

<< I have developed apps that both use a DBISAM server (verison 3 only) as
well as a KbmMw server I wrote myself, both running on
Windows LAN servers.  I want to extend this idea to a remote server if
possible on a Linux server As is painfully obvious I am not sure here what
is needed and whether I need to use Apache. But the clients will be Windows
apps >>

If you want to use the stock-standard DBISAM server, then you don't need
Kylix and can just use the DBISAM database server binaries that come with
the normal installation.  However, if you want to take advantage of the
customizations available in the DBISAM database server (scheduled events,
server-side procedures, etc.), then you'll want to purchase Kylix in order
to be able to tailor the database server to your needs.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com