It might be of help when migrating from ASP to PHP.
If you can pass values(?) between ASP and PHP then you might
be able to convert incrementally from ASP to PHP.
For applications that have too much code to convert (and test!)
in one release cycle, this could be a significant advantage.
You *do
it would make migration from asp to php easier... sell it to your clients
as enhanced asp, then show then the benefits of the php additions
thats all i can think of ;)
Mike
At 20:59 19/05/2002 -0700, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
>Ok, so that is how it works. Could you talk a little bit about why
>an
Ok, so that is how it works. Could you talk a little bit about why
anybody would want to do this?
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Wez Furlong wrote:
> Well, I've added the new activescript sapi to CVS; it's still experimental,
> but it should work for quite a few uses.
>
> I've tested it with IE using syn
Admittedly, I don't think many people would use it in the real world
for the examples that I gave.
However, the main use that I have in mind is with a custom script host
application shell that combines a win32 application with an embedded
internet explorer HTML control. This would be something a
Well, I've added the new activescript sapi to CVS; it's still experimental,
but it should work for quite a few uses.
I've tested it with IE using syntax like this:
$window->alert("hello");
It also works with the Windows Scripting Host; you can either explicitly
set the engine on the comm
