php-windows Digest 9 Feb 2005 05:09:51 -0000 Issue 2567

Topics (messages 25541 through 25544):

Re: DocGuru - PHP Documentation Tool 1.0 Released
        25541 by: Akhil Dhanuka

php_printer.dll and iconv.dll
        25542 by: Dale Attree

Betreff: Re: [PHP-WIN] outlook calendar
        25543 by: Alex. H.

Re: Hello ppl
        25544 by: Vaibhav Sibal

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Hello,

We have not seen any of the two products that you have listed so we
cannot really compare our product with them.

I believe phpDoc is a web-based project so it will never be as
responsive as a client server application. DocGuru is developed in
C/C++ therefore its speed is uncomparable.

We have tested our product with test case projects having 50MB of
sourcecode and it created the documentation under acceptable time.

We encourage you to give it a try and check for yourself how it stands
as compared to phpDoc and Doxygen.

Regards,
Akhil

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From: Jason Barnett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon, February 07, 2005 11:16 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: DocGuru - PHP Documentation Tool 1.0 Released


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Cerauno proudly announces the release of DocGuru Professional 1.0.
>

No offense intended to you sir... but if you're going to try to sell
this product on the list you could at least make comparisons to some of
the other (open source / free) projects out there and explain why your
project is better.  Specifically I'm thinking about doxygen and phpdoc.
  And you make claims such as "Can cope with large projects easily."
Well, *how* does it cope with large projects?  What makes your product
so good at this?

I'm in no way telling you to keep this off-list... because this kind of
announcement is ok to submit as far as I'm concerned.  However, you
might want to work on your sales pitch...

Sorry, just the business man in me taking over ;)

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Where can get the above mentioned files for PHP 5.0.3?

Kind Regards,
Dale

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yeah, i know this problem aswell. i am  not talking about the COM lib. just
about the situation 
how to get all these address book, notice,... from outlook and back.
i didnt thought about the COM - thx at least - over the weekend i will check
it out, unless no one
found some solution over COM, cz this i would prever. well, at the moment,
we just developing
a "driver" (in VB 6.0 - cz these are just some lines of code where u can get
everywhere) 
just to connect to outlook and sync. with an mySQL databases in both
directions. the rest, we handle with php as we wanted too. i dont know, if
this think-solution would
help u much, at this point i just wanted to tell u folks what we did :)
nevermind, if someone found
a solution or need a programer for testing developing such test-script. i
will be here

best greetz
cbq
 
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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: 02/08/05 05:51:14
An: [email protected]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: [PHP-WIN] outlook calendar
 
You know, I forgot but I think that depending on the version of Outlook, you
might have to replace the "outlook.application" with something else.
 
Maybe not.. hmm.. I can't find any examples where something other than 
outlook.application' is used.  Maybe I'm wrong there.
 
At any rate, I'd check to make sure you're instantiating the COM object. 
Maybe try connecting to Excel or another MS program via COM.
 
I havn't played with PHP5 yet, so can't tell ya if it does anythig
differently or needs any extra TLC.
 
Let us know if you find anything interesting.
 
-TG
 
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> $comobjOutlook = new COM("outlook.application") or die("Unable to
instantiate outlook"); $comobjOutlook -> Activate;
>
 
PHP 5.0.3 crashed after trying this... it complained that there was no
property named "Activate".  I then tried changing Activate to Activate()
in case it was supposed to be a method, but that failed as well.  So
much for copy and paste, is it ever that easy?
 
I always have problems with COM.  :-/  Perhaps there is another issue
that I'm unaware of that is preventing me from using COM and / or
preventing Outlook from responding correctly?  Anyone know what I might try?
 
I should probably add: I'm running Win2K v5.00.2195 (with all critical
updates).  I will try running this code on my WinXP laptop later to see
if the OS is my issue...
 
 
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I checked it out and noticed that I have put in the AddType directive
as directed in the INSTALL document (which is the same as the link
provided by you). But yes one thing that I noticed was that PHP 4.3.4
was already installed on my linux box and that particular module was
being loaded. So if i used to load the php5_module it did not work,
but If i did not then it started parsing PHP pages. But now what I
want to know is that how do i make PHP 5 work ?



On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 08:46:06 -0500, Jason Barnett
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vaibhav Sibal wrote:
> > I am trying to setup PHP in linux, Im still in server setup stage, can
> > you guys tell me if there is a mailing list for linux users here?
> 
> Most of the *nix users stick to php.general (or basically any php
> newsgroup that isn't php.windows!)
> 
> > Incase you are interested then heres my problem. Ive installed PHP on
> > my machine with Apache 2.0.49 running on Linux Fedore Core 2. Ive
> > installed it totally according to Installation instruction given in
> > the INSTALL document, after compiling the code and everything the
> > installation was quite smooth and worked out quite well. But now the
> > problem is that server is not browsing the php commands and is
> > returning nothing to the browser, all its returning is the HTML source
> > code already included in the .php file.
> 
> Your problem is probably an Apache misconfiguration... specifically the
> AddType directive.
> 
> http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.unix.apache2.php
> -> example 4-4
> -> #15
> 
> > Please reply at the earliest.
> > Thanks
> > Vaibhav
> 
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> 
> 
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