Hans Zaunere wrote:
> The problem really is not thread safe code written in the PHP language, but
> rather the environment in which PHP runs in. Now PHP can be compiled for
> thread safety (TSRM, for instance http://us2.php.net/tsrm). However,
> because PHP is often linked against so many externa
Dan,
Please see my brother's response (principal on the Openlaszlo team) below.
Mark
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Thanks. My 2 cents below. Feel free to forward back to your list
(which I am not on).
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dan Horning
>
Hi,
Vugranam Sreedhar wrote on Saturday, October 21, 2006 6:39 AM:
> I have studying thread-safety issue with PHP and Apache2. I know PHP
> does not have a thread model (like Java). I cannot seem to find real
> document/code
> that clearly explains the problem. I am looking at building tool that
out of personal curiosity,
why aren't they using their own dev tool for their own front end?
http://www.openlaszlo.org/
If for flash it's great then that's awesome by itself, but what
applications has it been used in?
the demos are pretty awesome, but all seem to revolve around flash.
has anyone
FYI - if you're near Boston next Tuesday or Wednesday the AJAX Experience
(and OpenLaszlo) is showing. Alternatively, BostonPHP is hosting an AJAX
presentation 10/25 @ 6:30 where Max Carlson (Co-Founder OpenLaszlo.org) will
provide and update on his 2/06 presentation:
The Road to AJAX - In the pa
yipes! Has anyone played with this yet? Can I hook it into mySQL?
"OpenLaszlo is an open source platform for creating zero-install web
applications with the user interface capabilities of desktop client
software.
OpenLaszlo programs are written in XML and JavaScript and
transparently compiled to
I have studying thread-safety issue with PHP and Apache2. I know PHP does
not have a thread model (like Java). I cannot seem to find real
document/code
that clearly explains the problem. I am looking at building tool that will
scan PHP code and tell me whether it is thread-safe or not. Would anyon
