Hello Richard,
Shared Memory.
http://php.net/shmop
Not for the faint of heart. :-)
Oooh... this seems sweet... :)
Thanks a lot!
Cya.
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On Mon, April 4, 2005 5:30 am, Matheus Degiovani said:
How can I exchange data among processes (i.e. two or more users
accessing a php webpage)? The two usual ways would be using either a
database or file, so I was wondering if there is another, more fast
(with reduced latency) for different
Hello,
How can I exchange data among processes (i.e. two or more users
accessing a php webpage)? The two usual ways would be using either a
database or file, so I was wondering if there is another, more fast
(with reduced latency) for different pages being processed to exchange
information.
Matheus,
As a start I would check out using sockets:
http://uk.php.net/sockets
rgds
Chris Ramsay
Hello Chris,
Matheus,
As a start I would check out using sockets:
http://uk.php.net/sockets
Did some experiments, and it seems this would work great. Thanks a lot! :)
The only problem is that not all (if not almost all) hosting services
disable sockets...
Thanks.
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Perhaps a memory based database?
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/memory-storage-engine.html
Might not be supported by all ISPs, though.
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Hello Chris,
Matheus,
As a start I would check out using sockets:
Hello Satyam,
Perhaps a memory based database?
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/memory-storage-engine.html
Might not be supported by all ISPs, though.
Nice tip! Thanks! :)
Cya.
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