Of course, apache don't cares if the client is on the same machine, for apache it's the same as if it's from an other machine. Simply use 127.0.0.1 as the IP. The only diffrence is you can probably use some Admin Useraccounts for the database that work only fir Localhost, but this isn't a problem.
It's not the way that you access the files or something - in esyphp you access a Php-handled MySQL Interface using a Browser over Localhost.
All you need now is some information about how PHP is sending/receiving Data from/to MySQL. I am shure there's a big lot of inforamtion about it in the internet, search for MySQL Database Access Protocol or something.
Of course, this is a bit off topic in the beginners Forum, however.
http://www.mysql.com/portal/sites/programming/index.html
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I am not shure how hard it's gonna be if Blitz will do the Part of PHP and send right the MySQL Queries in their original Form. But one thing is for shure: I guess the Database you want to access has already a PHP Interface on that Server? SO it would be REAL easy to simulate a Browser Client that simply accesses a PHP URL.
It's not the way that you access the files or something - in esyphp you access a Php-handled MySQL Interface using a Browser over Localhost.
All you need now is some information about how PHP is sending/receiving Data from/to MySQL. I am shure there's a big lot of inforamtion about it in the internet, search for MySQL Database Access Protocol or something.
Of course, this is a bit off topic in the beginners Forum, however.
http://www.mysql.com/portal/sites/programming/index.html
EDIT:
I am not shure how hard it's gonna be if Blitz will do the Part of PHP and send right the MySQL Queries in their original Form. But one thing is for shure: I guess the Database you want to access has already a PHP Interface on that Server? SO it would be REAL easy to simulate a Browser Client that simply accesses a PHP URL.