PHP backend should just be some PHP code, so you should be able to deploy if on 
server side, even on cheap plan.
Except if you were talking about using an already existing database manager 
coded in PHP that you can't change ...

The benefit of using PHP RPC over doing things by hand is :
* reuse
* save time and bugs
* benefit from passing object (even complex object) serialized from and to JSON.
* in Qooxdoo, higher API level than just HTTP request. : controler and method 
is taken into account rather than reinventing things via URL

On 12 juil. 2010, at 11:39, mithra4096 wrote:

> 
> Hi Jean-Baptiste, thank you for your reply.
> 
> It seems the RPC for PHP will require I install a back-end on my hosts
> web-server, which I do not have access to ( my hosting plan is cheap ), BUT
> fortunately I think I can by-pass the need for it - I figured out how to
> execute a remote PHP script using my Qooxdoo client app and capture the
> response.  :)  I just had to make an HTTPRequest to the PHP script, retrieve
> the result in getResponseText(), and the parse it.  I should be able to make
> my MySQL Manager now with just this capability.
> 
> myipaddress.php
> 
> <?php
> 
> echo( $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"]);
> 
> ?>
> 
> .. and the function in my code...
> 
> function GetIPAddress ()
> {
>       var request = new qx.io2.HttpRequest("myipaddress.php");
>       
>       request.send();
>       
>       request.addListener("load", function(e)
>       {                       
>               labelResult.set({
>                       value: "Your IP: " + request.getResponseText(),
>                       rich : true,
>                       width: 200
>                       });
>       });
> };
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