Re: php-gtk rocks!
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Wed, 18 Sep 2002 10:44:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: php-gtk rocks! | ||
| References: | 1 2 | Groups: | php.gtk.general |
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> > 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).
This is an urgent need, as all other client app environments implemented
it (including .NET, java, flash, etc).
> > -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.
You can do these now.
> > -Use Timers and Other event generating mechanizms to fire methods on
> > the remote server.
This is what I would like to use *now*. Anyone knows anything
to achive it? Something like JS setTimeout()?
> > -Position php-gtk forms using the Zend IDE
Well, this is up to the Zend guys ;) Till then you can have a
look at Glade. http://www.adapower.net/gtkada/
> > 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.
I would suggest you to use some web service interface, because
if sometime you need to write something not in PHP, implementing
[un]serialize would be painful, while having a webservice client
is simle in today's languages.
Goba