Hi Scott,
> What is the specific problem you're seeing? It might be a Quercus bug.
> PHP 5 should only be an extention of PHP 4, so all PHP 4 applications
> should work fine. It might be a bug in Quercus.
Thanks for your response. I'm not familiar with PHP, so at this
point unfortunately I ca
again i would say do all the experimentation w/ a mod-php5 box first.
you may be able to push the original application developers saying something
like,
'we put it on a mod-php5 box and it isnt running'.
ask them if its supposed to run on mod-php5.
as for the list of app frameworks that run on que
On Jun 14, 2007, at 8:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks for your response. I'm not familiar with PHP, so at this
> point unfortunately I cannot give you a specific technical example
> of an error - at least not one that would help you diagnose the
> problem. My description would be too hig
Ok. There's a decent chance it's a Quercus bug, then.
if the app doesnt run under mod-php5, how can you blame quercus?
i mean what is the stance of quercus, is it supposed to emulate mod-php4 and
mod-php5
or just mod-php5?
-nathan
On 6/14/07, Scott Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Ju
Scott Ferguson wrote:
> Our main development goals for Quercus for the rest of the year are
> working towards getting 100 PHP applications running on Quercus and
> closing bugs as they're reported.
Cool. Well I'd really appreciate news when Pligg is ok (the PHP Digg
clone).
Its at (http://bu
Theres more to php than webapps. Some systems use it from cron, e.g. to
suck in rss feeds as in "php import_rss.php". This relies on the fact
that php from the command line invokes php. Whats the equivalent under
quercus please?
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On Jun 14, 2007, at 9:43 AM, Nathan Nobbe wrote:
> Ok. There's a decent chance it's a Quercus bug, then.
if the app doesnt run under mod-php5, how can you blame quercus?
i mean what is the stance of quercus, is it supposed to emulate mod-
php4 and mod-php5
or just mod-php5?
Well, it depen
On Jun 14, 2007, at 12:23 PM, Stargazer wrote:
> Theres more to php than webapps. Some systems use it from cron,
> e.g. to
> suck in rss feeds as in "php import_rss.php". This relies on the fact
> that php from the command line invokes php. Whats the equivalent under
> quercus please?
Basicall
Well, it depends on what the issue is.
For things where the php5 language change broke compatibility (e.g. object
copying where the language changed), Quercus is php5, and we won't make any
changes to > try to resolve it. In that case, you're exactly right.
There may be some issues where Zend's
Can Resin share a session between web applications?
This feature is available in both Tomcat and WebLogic, but I can't find
anything in Resin's docs about it nor does a Google search turn anything up.
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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I filed this enhancement request and it has been included in the 3.1.2 release,
though I haven't had a chance to try it out yet:
http://bugs.caucho.com/view.php?id=1593
In theory, that should give us the capability we are both looking for, to share
sessions across arbitrary combos of servers a
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