Good day everyone, Recently, I had been in charge of putting up a Linux box at the Municipality of Calauan for the eRPTS system offered by the NCC to LGU's for computerizing the Real Property Tax System (in the Assessor's Office and the Treasury). The software that the NCC contractor built (k2ia i believe the company name is) used php-soap for the system -- in essence, making components web services and using them also via PHP (i don't see why, but (unfortunately) that's how it works).
The question would be whether there are people that have actually gotten php-soap to work with their php servers/engines? Have you been able to install the php-soap module by itself as a PHP extension, or is a recompile of the PHP binary/engine in order to get php-soap functionality to be included in the PHP engine? I've tried recompiling the PHP engine, but I cannot seem to be able to include php-soap functionality. As for the server in Calauan, I just used the installer provided by the NCC (a modified RH9 install for the eRPTS system (which runs a TELNET SERVER!!! (much to my dismay))) and got the system working. So far there is a grand total of 1 Linux server in the LGU of Calauan, but I'm working to see if I could convince my dear uncle mayor to put in more workstations with OpenOffice into the LGU so that the problem with viri would be more manageable (if not nonexistent). Any insights would be most appreciated. On topic, or OFF-TOPIC (I could never really tell). -- Dean Michael C. Berris http://mikhailberis.blogspot.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] +63 919 8720686 GPG 08AE6EAC
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