Implementation of phPhoneHome for remote iPhone connections

I have come across the phPhoneHome program for Postgresql that will allow me to administer the NIJ database from an iPhone. This should provide a useful starting point for our mobile application and should let us start sending/receiving data between the device and the server.

The program is installed as part of stackbuilder on the Enterprise DB installation, which is located at: http://www.enterprisedb.com/begin-download.do?redirectReason=startDownload . The application isn't really an application in essence, but a way to format the administrative tools for use on the iPhone.

The program was created by Dave Page who has an interesting and useful blog at: http://pgsnake.blogspot.com/ . Dave works for EnterpriseDB and developed the Iphone application that I will be using. His blog is a useful source of information for Postgresql information that I hope to use more of in the future.

Currently I am trying to get the server running on my Windows box since I have to get Scott Wood to do the install on our main DB server. At the moment, things don't seem to be working correctly and my server isn't recieving incoming connection on TCP/IP. Once i have this problem resolved I should be able to load the iPhone interface and try to test sending quieries and updates via SQL to the server.

Below are some screenshots that show how pgPhoneHome looks and works:

This show the main interface with all the tools available for use

This next screenshot show the server information once a connection is established.