Hi,
the APE server can do HTTP requests, so you can use this feature to call
a PHP 'page' on you webserver. Of course, it would be better to add a
way to ensure the page is called from the APE server (and not a visitor
of your website for example).
You may want to look at the file 'scripts/framework/Http.js' in the
server package: there are several examples of code to show how to use
the Http class, like this one:
var request = new Http('http://twitter.com:80/statuses/update.json');
request.set('method', 'POST');
// GET or POST data
request.writeData('status', 'Hello!');
// HTTP Auth
request.set('auth', 'user:password');
request.getContent(function (result) {
Ape.log(result);
});
Regards,
Nouk²
Le 18/03/2010 13:09, Vinz a écrit :
Hi,
APE can be invoked by PHP using inlinepush... but does PHP can be
invoked by APE ?
Example, APE Server receive a command, it execute a php script (or a
shell script) ?
Thanks!
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