php-windows Digest 24 Aug 2007 11:46:26 -0000 Issue 3315
Topics (messages 28388 through 28390):
Re: How to set GET and POST variables through CLI?
28388 by: Steve Francisco
28390 by: John Mertic
Windows Active Directory AND PHP ?
28389 by: Gustav Wiberg
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Thanks for your reply John,
Having to add something to the top of my php to get the $_GET array
isn't a great option for me. I want to be able run my php as it would
be run from a web server. Actually I'd also like to integrate it into a
homegrown Java based web server I have, and was going to invoke it by
calling php.exe directly with parameters taken from the HttpRequest. Is
there a better way to integrate php into my mini-server? I don't mind
having to do native calls into a DLL if there's a programming interface
to let me integrate it. I'd prefer a simple call to the .exe and pass
appropriate arguments to set up the $_GET array, but I'll take what I
can get. Is there a better forum for asking about server integration?
-- Steve
John Mertic wrote:
Any parameters passed from the command line go to the $argv array, but
you cannot specify the key ( they are put in the order in which they
appear ). So calling:
php.exe foo.php "foo1" "foo2"
would call foo.php and $argv would have:
0 => 'foo.php'
1 => 'foo1'
2 => 'foo2'
I suppose you could have something in front of the file that read the
arguments and put them into the $_GET array.
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If your homegrown server supports calling a CGI program to handle
scripts, then you should be able to integrate PHP into it trivially.
You may want to consult the internals list for more details of how
this all works.
On 8/23/07, Steve Francisco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your reply John,
> Having to add something to the top of my php to get the $_GET array
> isn't a great option for me. I want to be able run my php as it would
> be run from a web server. Actually I'd also like to integrate it into a
> homegrown Java based web server I have, and was going to invoke it by
> calling php.exe directly with parameters taken from the HttpRequest. Is
> there a better way to integrate php into my mini-server? I don't mind
> having to do native calls into a DLL if there's a programming interface
> to let me integrate it. I'd prefer a simple call to the .exe and pass
> appropriate arguments to set up the $_GET array, but I'll take what I
> can get. Is there a better forum for asking about server integration?
> -- Steve
>
> John Mertic wrote:
> > Any parameters passed from the command line go to the $argv array, but
> > you cannot specify the key ( they are put in the order in which they
> > appear ). So calling:
> >
> > php.exe foo.php "foo1" "foo2"
> >
> > would call foo.php and $argv would have:
> >
> > 0 => 'foo.php'
> > 1 => 'foo1'
> > 2 => 'foo2'
> >
> > I suppose you could have something in front of the file that read the
> > arguments and put them into the $_GET array.
> >
>
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Hi!
Is it possible to use Windows-active-drectory-users rights to view diffrent
folders on the same server that the IIS / Windows 2003 Server is on? What would
I look for ? (google for) Where do I start? I'm not sure, so please give me a
hint :-)
Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg
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