Piotr Pokora schrieb:
>> While playing with php5-midgard2 (PHP_API: apache2handler) I tried to change
>> the ShareDir config variable but midgard2 did not honor this (at connect
>> time):
>>
>> midgard_connection::get_instance()->open("sampleConfig");
>>
>> The same was true by setting the php ini directive "midgard.configuration".
>>
>> With the current implemention of the php5-midgard2 schema initialization at
>> php module load time there seems to be no way to have separate schemas per
>> virtual host.
>
> It's not possible with PHP. It's caused by fact that PHP classes are
> registered as internal classes when PHP extension is loaded. In your
> case this is Apache start. We experimented with registering user
> classes, which could be registered per request (as pure PHP classes),
> but it's been very very unstable.
>
> I think, the scenario you describe could be implemented with AppServer.
>
> Midgard PHP extension is very specific regarding GObject and PHP
> classes. Setting different sharedir, could be done with environmental
> variable (MIDGARD_ENV_GLOBAL_SHAREDIR). But, still, all GObject classes
> registered from xml files will be registered as internal PHP classes,
> which means they are accessible from any process/request and they are
> alive till main process is running.
I followed the recommendation of Alexey and configured a virtual apache
server with fastcgi to run php. The hint with the environment variable
was very helpful.
Thank you.
> Piotras
Ronald
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