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Ulli wrote:
> What about using PHP5 with TidHTTPServer, is there something I have to 
> care abbout?

Maybe. PHP5 depends on the webserver for registering globals.
See php.ini: register_globals

I saw differences using Xitami and Apache.

So just compare how your php scripts behave under TidHTTPServer
and Apache. Then you can tell yourself.

Or did you see already something that did not work ?

Hans.

Thanks, I just asked if there's any chance to do. Now I will start.

Ulli

Am Tue, 24 May 2005 15:04:00 +0200 schrieb Hans Galema 
<notused@notused.nl>:

> Ulli wrote:
>> What about using PHP5 with TidHTTPServer, is there something I have to 
>> care abbout?
>
> Maybe. PHP5 depends on the webserver for registering globals.
> See php.ini: register_globals
>
> I saw differences using Xitami and Apache.
>
> So just compare how your php scripts behave under TidHTTPServer
> and Apache. Then you can tell yourself.
>
> Or did you see already something that did not work ?
>
> Hans.

> What about using PHP5 with TidHTTPServer, is there something I have to
> care abbout?

I've already done the same thing usign TidHTTPServer and PHP5 cgi.
All work very well and fine for me.
You can watch my code at:

http://www.open-shadow.org/files/helpengine.zip

Run this from C:\ or D:\

SD wrote:

> I've already done the same thing usign TidHTTPServer and PHP5 cgi.
> All work very well and fine for me.
> You can watch my code at:
> 
> http://www.open-shadow.org/files/helpengine.zip

That program works like a charm. That is beautifull code that
you posted. You redirect stdin and out and use CreateProcess to
run php-win.exe. Nothing more to do if one planned to do so ...

Can I conclude that TIdHTTPServer does not redirect and execute
automatically if an exe in the cgi-bin is the URL ?

Hans.

"Hans Galema" wrote:

> Can I conclude that TIdHTTPServer does not redirect and execute
> automatically if an exe in the cgi-bin is the URL ?

Yes, TidHTTPServer automatically  don't run nothing.
If you would to run a CGI-BIN you have to call it with CreateProcess.

I've redirected the STDIN-STOUT because in my system all
work with Streams and never with real files.

The contents of my web pages are all zipped and crypted in a
help.lib file, then my WebServer extract desired file (in Stream format)
and pass it to PHP, capture the output with STDOUT and put the
result in the Response Stream output of TidHTTPServer.

In the previus link I've removed the procedure:

ZipCryptFile -> Decrypt ->Unzip -> extract file in a stream and
I directly load a file in the stream only to simplify the example for you.

SD wrote:

> The contents of my web pages are all zipped and crypted in a
> help.lib file, then my WebServer extract desired file (in Stream format)
> and pass it to PHP, capture the output with STDOUT and put the
> result in the Response Stream output of TidHTTPServer.
> 
> In the previus link I've removed the procedure:
> 
> ZipCryptFile -> Decrypt ->Unzip -> extract file in a stream and
> I directly load a file in the stream only to simplify the example for you.

Well that makes your project even nicer.

I enjoyed it.

Hans.