I should have specified that this is a shell script, not a web application.
I have a listening process running. The listening process calls another script once a connection is established. This is done via exec. It works; however, I can't pass a resource directly to the other script. Therefore, I've passed the resource to "serialize()" and pass the resulting string to the other script as an argument. My idea was to "unserialize" the string in that script. I expected to get a resource back; unfortunately, I get an integer. My question is: is there any way to pass a Resource between scripts? Ian On Thu, 2004-11-11 at 15:36 +0100, Sebastiano Cascione wrote: > I'm not shure to understand what you are looking for... > > You can build a message queue into a text file, every message in the queue > will contain the pid as identifier of every socket connetion (the client) and > the target pid. > This is not a fast solution, but it models a messages system that is > indipendent from the server. For example, this queue colud be readed from the > client every time it launchs an avent, ect.. > > A question, why don't use session vars? (or an array of them?) > > Sebastiano > > > Alle 15:15, giovedì 11 novembre 2004, Ian Firla ha scritto: > > Hi All, > > > > I'm developing a small server application that accepts connections on a > > socket and then launches an interactive session with the client. > > > > The server needs to be able to accept N connections. This part is > > working famously thanks to code I've borrowed and modified from: > > > > http://www.zend.com/lists/php-dev/200205/msg00286.html > > > > The problem is the dialogue with the client. If I enter into a while > > loop then the whole script remains occupied and cannot accept new > > connections. > > > > If I try to open a new background process with exec, then I need to pass > > a resource from the listening script to the dialogue script. However, it > > seems that I cannot pass a resource between scripts. > > > > If I serialize the resource, passing it as a string to the dialogue > > shell script, then unserialize it in the dialogue script, it's no longer > > a resource but an integer... > > > > Any ideas on how to get around this problem? Can it be done with PHP? > > > > Ian -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
