""Dickerson, Monty"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The Problem: php only runs reliably as a cgi on Windows, so it lacks
static
> DB connections.
This is a false statement. I have an implementation of apache/php SAPI
running in a production
P-WIN] Persistent DB Connections with CGI - Via Java...
>1. Because we like php; it's a faster rapid development environment than
any
>of the environments you mentioned and has much shallower learning curve,
>hence developer assistants cost less :) and are easier to find.
>
>2.
>1. Because we like php; it's a faster rapid development environment than any
>of the environments you mentioned and has much shallower learning curve,
>hence developer assistants cost less :) and are easier to find.
>
>2. Because there's a ton of cool software in the php language out there we
>w
Tim--
1. Because we like php; it's a faster rapid development environment than any
of the environments you mentioned and has much shallower learning curve,
hence developer assistants cost less :) and are easier to find.
2. Because there's a ton of cool software in the php language out there we
w
At 02:54 PM 5/9/2001 -0500, Dickerson, Monty wrote:
>The Problem: php only runs reliably as a cgi on Windows, so it lacks static
>DB connections.
>
>Idea: Make all DB queries through a JavaBean, which uses a pool of shared
>JDBC connections. Abstract this behind a php API (class with methods) t
