RE: [PHP-DB] PHP Standalone? (fwd)

2004-02-05 Thread Chris Payne
Hi there,

Unfortunately I don't know much Perl at all ATM, and I've suddenly has this
job arise that needs me use an ACCESS Database (Yuck) but in a windows-style
interface and NOT web, so I have been looking hard to try to find
information on whether I can create an interface for 2000/XP that can
control and receive results from PHP.

If you have any tips I would be really appreciative :-)  I just download
PHP-GTK.

Chris Payne
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while php can be set up to do what you're after, i think that perl 
would be a better choice.  while i use both php and perl, i think that 
perl is a much stronger general scripting language.

if you need [web]server parsed pages, then php has an advantage (unless 
you want to use mod_perl), but in a standalone environment i think that 
perl will serve you better.




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http://gtk.php.net

- Frank

 Hi there everyone,



 I need to produce a system which uses databases but NOT on a
 webserver,
I
 heard something about a PHP distro that is being developed which acts
like
 an executable, does anyone know anything of this?



 Any help would really be appreciated :-)



 Chris Payne

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RE: [PHP-DB] PHP Standalone? (fwd)

2004-02-05 Thread Frank M. Kromann
Take a look at http://gtk.php.net/apps. Lots of references to code that
will work on both *nix and Win32 systems.

- Frank

 Hi there,
 
 Unfortunately I don't know much Perl at all ATM, and I've suddenly has
this
 job arise that needs me use an ACCESS Database (Yuck) but in a
windows-style
 interface and NOT web, so I have been looking hard to try to find
 information on whether I can create an interface for 2000/XP that can
 control and receive results from PHP.
 
 If you have any tips I would be really appreciative :-)  I just
download
 PHP-GTK.
 
 Chris Payne
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 while php can be set up to do what you're after, i think that perl 
 would be a better choice.  while i use both php and perl, i think that 
 perl is a much stronger general scripting language.
 
 if you need [web]server parsed pages, then php has an advantage (unless

 you want to use mod_perl), but in a standalone environment i think that

 perl will serve you better.
 
 
 
 
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 Date: Thursday, February 05, 2004 04:19:56 PM -0800
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 Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] PHP Standalone?
 
 
 http://gtk.php.net
 
 - Frank
 
  Hi there everyone,
 
 
 
  I need to produce a system which uses databases but NOT on a
  webserver,
 I
  heard something about a PHP distro that is being developed which acts
 like
  an executable, does anyone know anything of this?
 
 
 
  Any help would really be appreciated :-)
 
 
 
  Chris Payne
 
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