Thanks Rex. I appreciate the info. I think I will continue
investigating.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
Rex Gozar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Charles,
A guy in Germany contacted me because he wanted to do the same thing you
want to do, and he saw in PickWiki that I had worked with InterCall. He
had some questions and we exchanged a few emails. In our discussion,
we came to the consensus that (a) the number of functions to port and
test was monumental, (b) thread-safety complicated the issue, and (c)
there were already established ways of accomplishing the tasks he wanted.
I think most U2 developers choose one of the established methods
mentioned in PickWiki's "Accessing U2 from PHP" article.
In spite of that, I believe we (the U2 community) would benefit from yet
another U2/PHP solution. Different strokes for different folks. I'm
sure the Apache/PHP'er on the fringe of U2 usage would love to have a
familiar PDO driver interface. But if you decide to do it, do it for
yourself -- most successful popular apps started life solving one man's
problem (think of Napster), and open source projects targeted for "the
masses" tend to flop.
rex
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> After reading the article on the IBM web site, developing the PDO driver
> seems doable. I am curious about something though. There seem to be a
> gazillion add-ins for PHP. All of the information I have found has been
> around for years, How come no one has made a U2 add-in for PHP?
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