(1) For the example project, you need Kylix 3 as well as DB2 UDB v8.1 installed on a distribution of Linux.

(2) This can be used by a Kylix or Delphi CLX project, but also requires a corresponding .pas file with source code declarations for each component on the form.

(3) With Kylix 3, you can build server as well as desktop applications that work with DB2 UDB data.

(4) With Kylix 3, you can build both server and desktop applications that work with DB2 UDB data.

(5) Last time, I ended with a Kylix 3 project, which runs on Linux.

(6) Unlike previous articles using Kylix with DB2, where you've built the entire application at design time with the IDE, you only need to start with a connection to the DB2 UDB database.

(7) Kylix 3 includes its own means to allow you to test and debug your Web applications (without Apache).

(8) The painting on the flat inner bowl of the kylix gave me a shock.

(9) In my last article, DB2 Web Service Engines on Linux with Kylix 3, I started to focus on distributed applications.

(10) In order to actually work with the records in the TClientDataSet, you can use the data-aware controls in Kylix, found on the Data Controls tab.

(11) Last time, you saw what it takes to build a Web service "engine" application using Kylix 3, exposing the DB2 UDB SAMPLE database on the Web as a SOAP Web service on Linux.

(12) In this article, you have seen what it takes to build a Web server application using Kylix 3, exposing the IBM DB2 UDB SAMPLE database on the Web.

(13) So far, the client applications have been using the Kylix 3 Web App Debugger version of the SOAP Web service executable on the Linux machine.

(14) The result is a .pas and corresponding .xfm file that can be used by Kylix on Linux as well as Delphi CLX projects on Windows.

(15) One that will be streamed out - as both a Delphi .pas source file and an .xfm form file; ready to be added to a Kylix or Delphi CLX project.

(16) As an additional step, we'll produce a stand-alone form and save this in .pas and .xfm source format, so the resulting form can be added to a Borland Delphi? or Kylix project.

(17) You only placed one, called dspEMPLOYEE, but you should get this name if everything was set up correctly and the connection to the Kylix 3 Web service on Linux can be made.