Re: [PHP4BETA] PHP vs Servlet, where is php_java

> > This point can be addressed by identifying which parts of a PHP library is > > the bottleneck and writing native PHP functions that do the same thing. > > I think, you want to position PHP as a native, how about the zend > architecture I saw that solution will be like Java, is zend will build a > bytecode or an executable? It will look like java, isn't it? Neither. You can't build a standalone PHP executable. And there is no point in re-inventing Java. > I think the problem is Java is supported by a SUN. Sun is a company and have > a big capital and more researcher. and the new alliance Sun with Netscape > called iPlanet, is produce a B2B an Enterprise Software solution, using EJB, > and compete with Clarus (I think it used Microsoft Technology), Webmethod, > Oracle (with his Developer 2000). I have a meeting with iPlanet people here, > and iPlanet produce Business Component writing in EJB, it look like a BAPI > from SAP R/3. I don't know when PHP will build this. > > Who afraid with his library, if php_java module, can used them with and PHP > will working with them faster. Part of the reason for adding Java support to PHP. Personally I don't have much use for EJB's, but there are people that need to call Java methods somewhere. > I try to create a DAL, a collection of database syntax, several I got from > pre.php a source from SourceForge. I see PHP parsing that every time it is > executed (and it is an interpreter). > > I wish if there is a universal syntax to access all database natively, yah > like Microsoft ADO or DAO or RDO. Uh, none of these are native connections. Just more layers. The database abstraction layer in PHP 4 is a very thing PHP layer sitting on top of PHP's underlying quick native db connectivity. -Rasmus