> Jason wrote:
> >
> > aolserver is a web/application server. PHP is a server-side scripting
> > language. Why exactly *should* it have a job scheduler?
> >
> > Some (such as myself) might also ask why should a web server have a job
> > scheduler, but that's a thread for a different list :)
>
>
On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 02:56:59PM -0700, Roberto Mello wrote:
>
> PHP does not have a scheduling facility? AOLserver (the web/application
> server that powers AOL) has had such facility (and many many others for
> db-backed websites) since 1995. ns_schedule_proc.
> http://www.aolserv
Roberto Mello wrote:
>
> Jason wrote:
> >
> > aolserver is a web/application server. PHP is a server-side scripting
> > language. Why exactly *should* it have a job scheduler?
> >
> > Some (such as myself) might also ask why should a web server have a job
> > scheduler, but that's a thread for
> Because PHP is supposed to solve web development problems. And this is
> one of them. It's very useful.
Why solve one that is already solved? PHP isn't here to reinvent the wheel -
get crontab and quit crying.
--Joe
>
> -Roberto
> --
> Computer Science Uta
Jason wrote:
>
> aolserver is a web/application server. PHP is a server-side scripting
> language. Why exactly *should* it have a job scheduler?
>
> Some (such as myself) might also ask why should a web server have a job
> scheduler, but that's a thread for a different list :)
Because
