Jim Charter wrote:
> In a Windows environment,
> say I have a bunch of photographs stored on directories...
> suppose I want to store the photos and give them attributes such that
> I could retreive subsets of them using different filters on those
> attributes in a flexible, 'relational' way...


product. This enables you to store each image in a row of a big table, 
and you can then cross-reference any kind of metadata you desire in the 

product that will enable you to build a HTML interface to query all this 
data in a flexible way.

...I mean, if you're looking for the most OTT solution available, this 
has got to be fairly close. ;-)

On a slightly *less* insane note, you could probably build some kind of 
PHP thing where you submit photos, it gives each one a unique name, puts 
it in a folder somewhere, and stores some metadata about it in a MySQL 
database and gives you a web interface to query it. In fact, heck, 
somebody has probably already made such a thing somewhere...

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