Re: php-gtk rocks!

Some of it's on the cards, some of it's in the sky-blue future :-) I know exactly what you're saying about reports. That's my holdup too.. Learn C, be one of the people that make this stuff happen? ----- Original Message ----- From: "William" <william@paycomonline.com> To: <php-gtk-general@lists.php.net> Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 11:17 PM Subject: [PHP-GTK] php-gtk rocks! > I just started using php-gtk on my win2000 box and I think it's great. I > hope this project continues strong. > > IS This Feasible? > ============== > Do the developers on this list think it's a possibility that in the next few > years I'll be able to > -Write win32 client app in PHP-GTK that can be easily downloaded and > installed (either by a compiled exe or easily distributed php run-time > environment). > -Let that client communicate to a server side php script > -Let the client and server scripts communicate seemlessly passing by > complicated php data sets that are serialized with php's serialize() > function. > -Use Timers and Other event generating mechanizms to fire methods on the > remote server. > -Position php-gtk forms using the Zend IDE > > It would be so great to have all of that capability coupled with the > simplicity of the php language. I'd have all the other programmers here > using it. > I would feel more comfortable with that situation than using webservices or > ..Net remoting, RMI etc. Because it builds on the basic webserver application > model > that we're already familiar with. > > After that the only other thing I could hope for after that is if GTK > widgets/features for developing printed reports. PHP is great! > > Great Work! > William > > > > > -- > PHP-GTK General Mailing List (http://gtk.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > >