PHP is interpreted at runtime, I don't think it stores any such pre-parsed files, even for caching, anywhere else but in the memory. I might be wrong, but I've got a pretty strong gut feeling that's the way it goes.

Bogdan

Ryan A wrote:

Hi,
Coming from a java JSP background I have a small question,

in Java when you make a JSP, a servlet is created during execution and if
you poke around the webserver
you can actually find this servlet and read exactly what java reads before
executing...is the same thing possible
with php?

In theory PHP must be doing pretty much the same thing right? it must be
having its own copy of the script
which strips out all the commens etc, any idea where i can find this file as
i need to know exactly what php is
seeing and "rendering"

Thanks,
-Ryan

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