Yeah,
http://gtk.php.net
Also they have a mailing list that you can join and get help from those
experienced users.
HTH
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Ray
On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 13:26, Matt Palermo wrote:
> I don't know much about that, but it definitely sounds better, escpecially
> since it's still PHP based. Do you k
I don't know much about that, but it definitely sounds better, escpecially
since it's still PHP based. Do you know of any websites or tutorials I can
go to to learn more about it? It sounds like a much better option.
Thanks,
Matt
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Also, I would like to point out that you could possibly use php-gtk to
do some gui applications. Since it has a windows and *nix port you can
use that too. I have built a couple of apps with it that pull snmp data
from routers with it that worked great. I also used a java installer to
install the r
hi,
Great to hear that PHP is your language of choice. There are several
SOAP libraries available and they come with good docs. However if you
are building an image gallery type application, you will be able to do
mos of the work just by using java.net package has has been pointed out.
all the
I don't neccessarily WANT to mix the 2 languages. I just have an
application on my webserver that uses MySQL databases and the script is all
written in PHP (which I am pretty good at). The only reason I want to use
JAVA is so a user can download and install a program that I write (since
JAVA is p
Hi,
For this scenario, Ray's suggestion of SOAP is IMHO the best option. But
just out of curiosity why do you want to mix the two languages? If you
are familiar with java you might be better off doing your server side
stuff using J2EE. Then you might be able to use
Object Streams for your commu
Sorry,
i forgot to mention the package that you might really want to review...
java.net is the java package that provides all these classes, like
URLConnection and Sockets as mentioned by another person.
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Ray
On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 08:24, Ray Hunter wrote:
> You have various options and it de
You have various options and it depends on how you want to accomplish it
and what you are familiar with.
Java has many capabilities of doing network io (class HttpUrlConnect).
You can contact your php page on your server and pull down the
information (similar to what a browser does).
Another alt
For this you will want to use a standard socket to port 80 with "GET
yourscript.php?var=foo HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n" in the send method and the recieve
method will return the results. They have higher level APIs for HTTP but
this is my preference. You should easily be able to find examples on using
socket
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