ailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Powell
> Sent: Friday, July 31, 2009 10:06 AM
> To: U2 Users List
> Subject: Re: [U2] Using PHP
>
> That would be cool.
>
> Could PHP keep a persistent connection to a UniData server?
> One of my reasons
That would be cool.
Could PHP keep a persistent connection to a UniData server? One of my
reasons for using Java is that I can eliminate the connection time
overhead by keeping the the connection and key files open and available
to all incoming HTTP requests.
Brian Leach wrote:
... And I've
... And I've found when teaching UniVerse Basic to died-in-the-wool .Net and
C programmers, who tend to comment at the lack of variable declaration or
strong typing and the idea that it's an interpreted language, the words
'just like PHP' tends to have a calming effect ...
I just wish IBM would
To start, I'll echo Ross. PHP is great for sessions and all manners of
web-type programming. Unlike Java - an otherwise excellent language which
tends to require some complex-ish web server setup - PHP is much more
lightweight and plugs into just about any web server quickly and
efficiently. The
I have three reasons to use PHP as a "CGI Bridge" - Sessions, Cookies, and
Query Parsing. These are things PHP is good at.
In the past I would have added that it ran on a host of platforms, like
UniVerse, but I'm having issues on AIX these days.
I've also PHP in the past as a command-line tool t
g] On Behalf Of Brutzman, Bill
Sent: 29 July 2009 14:54
To: U2 Users List
Subject: [U2] Using PHP
While it makes sense to me to consider using PHP as middleWare to do SQL
things...
What are the advantages of using PHP with U2 rather than UniObjects
for Java or .Net?
Insights would be apprec
While it makes sense to me to consider using PHP as middleWare to do SQL
things...
What are the advantages of using PHP with U2 rather than UniObjects
for Java or .Net?
Insights would be appreciated.
--Bill
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