Learning PHP is not so bad. You could have learn C# ;-)

However, I can help you learning PHP :

<?php
        header("location: http://mydomain.com/servlet/MyServlet";);
        exit;
?>

This is the only thing you need to know in PHP ;-)

Pierre-Yves

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Andras Balogh
Envoy� : vendredi 18 mai 2001 19:04
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Objet : OFF TOPIC: learning PHP after Servlets


Dear friends,

Sorry for writing the off topic mail. Because of the "market needs" i have
decided to learn PHP after being a servlet fan for allmost 2 years.
Looking into some php examples all i can see is $  like this:
$Msg = $H + $NL + $R + $NL + $D;
I just miss the good old java code.
Can somebody guide me how to start learning PHP and survive :)) ??


Best wishes,

Andras.

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