Hello Cesare, Monday, November 14, 2005, 9:45:38 PM, you wrote:
> Alle 21:10, lunedì 14 novembre 2005, Jani Taskinen ha scritto: >> > Exactly! I didn't mention it, but that's what I was thinking about. >> >> IMO, no. (bundling SRM or any other such thing) > I don't want to bother, but why not? I'm accepting a simple RTFA (read > the friendly archives :) if that was discussed yet (but keep in mind > that this is a major number change). Simply because it is not the PHP way. And of course until now Derick did not seem to push to bring it there. If anyone else writes an application server and publishes it to pecl and using an application server becomes the normal way in PHP it would most definitively added. However without an application server you can still use a database or a apc's apc_store/fetch. However it doesn't handle objects right now so you'd need to serialize them. Another thing you may probably want to notice is that storing an object is not everything. You would need to serialize access to it or copy it or talk to it through some communication system. Java choses the latter with on the one hand the farmost slowest since it also includes locking but on the other hand the solution that scales most (once you've brought in the power to enable that locking and communication). Also which ever solution you choose, your sysem will get much more complex. Thus PHP takes the KISS approach - keep it simple safe. Best regards, Marcus -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
