You can use the socket extension for PHP on windows, just like on Unix,
to make your web pages create socket requests to another server (say,
download some stock info from Yahoo) with the libraries discussed here:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.sockets.php
You may need to enable the 'php_so
This may still be a netscape-ism...
try using your DNS name instead of localhost...
also, try this with JSP or Perl pages to see if its an Apache2-Netscape
thing, or an Apache2-Netscape-PHP thing
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> Yes, http://loca
The card reader should have some driver documentation on how to access
the data... you'd most likely have to write this in C++. If you're
lucky, the manufacturers may have a command-line interface program to
get at the data, or some dlls... so you might be able to get away with
VB or Java...
Check out the COM interface. You can load Microsoft Word as a COM
component in PHP, and do things like "TypeText", "SaveAs", etc. There
is a sample in the documentation specificly for this, but the COM syntax
may vary depending on which version of word you have. Expect to spend
some time p
First of all, we almost never respond to individuals, we always reply to
the list. I only CCed you in case you are unaware of that. We do this
mostly because then everybody can benefit from the exchange. If you
dont read the newsgroups for a response, dont expect to ever get an answer.
Sec
NET STOP only works if its running as a service. Otherwise you'll need
the "kill" utility. It comes with the NT Resource Kit, which works on
NT and 2000, I haven't tested it on XP, or anybody else.
you can give kill a pid, or an executable name, like
> kill java.exe
or whatever...
Im not
It sounds like you are not linking into the proper DLLs so that your
custom DLL can be built. It sounds like you need to add the entry
"php4ts_debug.lib" or "php4ts.lib" to your linkage list.
The easiest way to do this is to open up your ".dsp" file in a text
editor, and add them to the line
check out this ini value:
allow_url_fopen
its set to false for some versions of PHP.
another thing, do a sanity check to make sure it works at all... like this:
$fp = fopen ("c:\\temp\\test.txt", "r");
also note, you cant use include() or require() with remote files on windows.
also note, i
I have looked for quite a while as well, and have found very little info
that would satisfy the thick-heads above... there are tons of reports
about the explosive popularity of PHP, but that's about it... most white
papers are for performance stats of things that build off of PHP, and
not PHP
I would suggest breaking this project into the two logically seperate
pieces.
If this is a windows DLL, make yourself a COM or DCOM object in VB or
VC++, then call that COM object from inside PHP. The COM object will be
able to do the tweaky stuff with networks, scanning, etc. Put all your
you should probably send the exact error message so we can be sure...
but Im betting that its complaining about build numbers being different.
You probably have incompatible versions of php4apache.dll and
php4ts.dll on your machine... or else one of the other dlls that you
load up (referenc
does anybody know of an extension to PHP that can do 'include' calls in
a cached manner?
The problem is this - Im designing a site which will have a lot of
dynamic assembly and delivery of chunks of php. Im concerned that a lot
of this:
will cause a lot of file IO and slow down the sit
It looks like the dlls that you are using for iisfunct and mysql do not have the same
build numbers as the ones for PHP. Your PHP module is from September of last year,
whereas your dlls are from last month. My guess is that you compiled these dlls based
on the latest beta source, but you sti
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