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From this brief description, you can see that the process for creating and using the objects to communicate with MySQL using an ODBC driver is the same as that for communicating with SQL Server Once you had the correct connection string defined, you could have simply copied the page from the previous example and replaced all references to Sql objects in the Page_Load event with their Odbc equivalents, and the code would have worked perfectly As the databases in SQL Server 2005 and MySQL 50 contain the exact same data, the results of executing this page are identical to those of the previous example, as you ll see if you compare Figure 4-2 with Figure 4-1..

Figure 10 2. A standard input method editor (a.k.a., soft keyboard)

The easiest way to connect to an Access database is by using the Microsoft Jet database engine, more commonly known as the Jet engine, which is an OLE DB provider. You can access this provider using the OleDbConnection object. The Jet engine allows you to connect to various other data sources, such as dBASE and Paradox databases, Excel spreadsheets, and text files.

Before diving into this section, you should be aware that libsvn_ra is rather complex, and this will be a very high-level overview of some of the basics of using it. For more in-depth information on the use of libsvn_ra, consult the inline documentation in svn_ra.h and the implementation of the various functions in libsvn_client, which are largely implemented on top of libsvn_ra. With that in mind, let s take a look at some of the basics of how to use libsvn_ra.

An e-mail address field puts the @ symbol on the soft keyboard, at the cost of a smaller spacebar, as shown in Figure 10 3.

Note Since the release of MDAC 2.6, the Jet engine isn t installed as standard. Therefore, if you don t have Microsoft Access installed, you may not have it. You can download the latest version of the Jet engine, Service Pack 8, from http://support.microsoft.com/ kbid=239114.

Before you can create a repository access (RA) session to a URL you re going to need to build an svn_ra_callbacks2_t structure, which holds some things that the RA session will need when it s performing its job. The easiest of the items in the svn_ra_callbacks2_t to provide is the svn_auth_baton_t member, auth_baton. To do so, create the authentication baton just as you did when using libsvn_client, and libsvn_ra will make use of it. The other member of the callback structure that you need to fill in is the open_tmp_file callback function. When the RA layer is working, it will sometimes need to write out temporary files, and it s your job to provide those files for it. The files should be opened such that they ll be deleted when they re closed, via the APR_DELONCLOSE flag to apr_file_open(). The callback should look something like Listing 8-27. Listing 8-27. The open_tmp_file() Callback Function svn_error_t * open_tmp_file (apr_file_t **fp, void *callback_baton, apr_pool_t *pool) { const char *tmpdir, *ignored_filename; SVN_ERR (svn_io_temp_dir (&tmpdir, pool)); SVN_ERR (svn_io_open_unique_file (fp, &ignored_filename, svn_path_join (tmpdir, "tempfile", pool), ".tmp", TRUE, /* delete on close */ pool)); return SVN_NO_ERROR; } Five other callback functions are in the callback structure: get_wc_prop, set_wc_prop, push_wc_prop, notify_progress, and invalidate_wc_props. These functions are used when the RA layer needs to interact with the working copy or notify about progress of an operation, and they re beyond the scope of this section. If you leave them as NULL, the RA layer won t try to use them, which may be appropriate for server-side operations such as the ones we re covering here.