Re: [Components] FW: ezcDbFactory - Oracle
On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, eddier waldir gallego rios wrote:
but when a try whit ez components it's not perform, I think the Oracle
service name is the problem or the server name localhost
$dbparams = array( 'type' = 'oracle', 'dbname' = 'EWG', 'user' =
'ARIESW', 'pass' = 'ariesW' ); $db = ezcDbFactory::create($dbparams ); Or
$db = ezcDbFactory::create('oracle://ARIESW:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ewg' );
Sometimes I feel limit whit my english and is hard to explain what i did.
I don't know, but in our case ezctest is both the name of the service
*and* service. You're not mentioning which error you're getting though
so it's hard to say what is going wrong.
regards,
Derick
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[Components] using fetchFromOffset when there are 0 messages
Hey Gang...I use EZ to parse incoming messages on my server... I was
using this to pull my messages
$set = $pop3-fetchAll();
but found an issue when my server had a problem and my mail got backed
up. When EZcomponents tried to fetch all messages, there were too many
and I had memory exhaustion problems (I had been away on vacation and
didnt get a chance to see the problem for a few days.. so the messages
built upYIKES!)
So I thought to use this to only get the first 50 (my script is called
every 2 minutes, so that should be fine)
$set = $pop3-fetchFromOffset( 1, 50 );
But the problem is that if there are no messages on the server I get
an offset error.
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ezcMailOffsetOutOfRangeException'
with message 'The offset '1' is outside of the message subset '1',
'50'.' in /usr/include/php/ezcomponents-2008.1/Mail/src/transports/
pop3/pop3_transport.php:800 Stack trace: #0 /var/www/vhosts/
mydomain.com/httpdocs/_maintenance/phpcgi/inboxManager.php5(76):
ezcMailPop3Transport-fetchFromOffset(1, 50) #1 {main} thrown in/usr/
include/php/ezcomponents-2008.1/Mail/src/transports/pop3/
pop3_transport.php on line 800
I figure I can check to see if there are messages first, is that a
good idea? which is the better way to do that?
$messages = $pop3-listMessages();
and check the length of the array
or using
$pop3-status( $num, $size );
and check the value of $num? would this be slower?
Is there a better method I should be using here? I would have to call
$pop3-delete() to delete each message as I cycle through them. is
there an attribute I can use such as true that I can add to
fetchFromOffset() to delete messages as I cycle through it.
Thanks,
Fish
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