You can create a soap server. I have one set up, the client side runs a
function which is translated into xml sent to the other server (in my case
over ssl) the other server translates to php, executes the function and
returns the results. You create the actual code for the function on the
server and give the client details on what the function does and what data
it requires. If you build both it is very easy. The client has no other
options but to run the function name while supplying the data. ex.
server...
function pullLatestReport($login,$password,$howfarback)
{
check db for authentication...
if auth correct to run this function run
do queries nec. for request return result.
else
return error
}
As you can see the server has total control over what gets executed, soap is
designed to be platform independant. .net, java etc. can be used as the
client. Of course that is only a added benefit since you are making both
ends.
I use nusoap which is all php and isn't too hard to figure out.
Larry.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tarrant Costelloe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004 11:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] PHP, Server-Side?
php-general,
I was wondering if it is possible with PHP to create a snippet of code
which could execute on one server but be stored of a different server?
Basic premise is to sell a product written in PHP which people could
include on their site but not be able to edit or see the code, maybe by
using some kind of include(), url() or snippet method?
In Fellowship,
Tarrant
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