"mikel" <mike.m@komatia .com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> php5 is in everybodies mouth - but what are the *real* advantages and
> plus' compared to php4?
>
> mikel[/color]
new object model, exception handling, integration of gnome's xmllib2,
namespaces, interfaces..
An noise sounding like Daniel Andislic said:[color=blue]
> "mikel" <mike.m@komatia .com> wrote in message
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>> Hello,
>>
>> php5 is in everybodies mouth - but what are the *real* advantages and
>> plus' compared to php4?
>>
>> mikel[/color]
>
> new object model, exception handling, integration of gnome's xmllib2,
> namespaces, interfaces..
>
> really object-oriented..
>[/color]
You can work with XML documents as Objects out of the bag. Whoot! I'm
personally looking really forward to ease of implementation in that regard.
Daniel Andislic wrote:
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> "mikel" <mike.m@komatia .com> wrote in message
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>[color=green]
>>Hello,
>>
>>php5 is in everybodies mouth - but what are the *real* advantages and
>>plus' compared to php4?
>>[/color]
> new object model, exception handling, integration of gnome's xmllib2,
> namespaces, interfaces..
>
> really object-oriented..[/color]
By the way - anyone know if any webhosting companies provide "beta"
servers with PHP5 installed for a little price?
"mikel" <mike.m@komatia .com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> php5 is in everybodies mouth - but what are the *real* advantages and
> plus' compared to php4?
>
> mikel[/color]
The number 5 is a nicer number. Sits nicely between 1 and 10 ;)
Plus it's 1 extra than 4
mike.m@komatia. com (mikel) wrote in news:e93060dc.0 312020504.69df1 626
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> php5 is in everybodies mouth - but what are the *real* advantages and
> plus' compared to php4?[/color]
"Richard Grove" <info[at]redeyemedia[dot]co[dot]uk> wrote in news:3fcca58d$0
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> The number 5 is a nicer number. Sits nicely between 1 and 10 ;)[/color]
I'd love to see some tutorial and examples using this new version of PHP,
especially with the latest MySQL4 and Apache2. Thanks
"mikel" <mike.m@komatia .com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> php5 is in everybodies mouth - but what are the *real* advantages and
> plus' compared to php4?
>
> mikel[/color]
Johan Holst Nielsen <johan@weknowth ewayout.com> wrote or quoted:
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> By the way - anyone know if any webhosting companies provide "beta"
> servers with PHP5 installed for a little price?[/color]
I have a Linux/Apache server running PHP Version 5.0.0b2.
Space on it is relatively inexpensive - $4.00/Mb/Year; and there's
lots of room if you need it.
It does domain hosting and mail as well - if that's what you want;
though more facilities may cost a bit extra to set up.
Follow the instructions in my signature if you want more details.
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Useko Netsumi wrote:[color=blue]
> I'd love to see some tutorial and examples using this new version of PHP,
> especially with the latest MySQL4 and Apache2. Thanks[/color]
Anything special you want to see? :) Maybe I can write an tutorial in
the weekend then ;)
"Useko Netsumi" <usenets@yahoo. com> wrote in message
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> I'd love to see some tutorial and examples using this new version of PHP,
> especially with the latest MySQL4 and Apache2. Thanks
>[/color]
as far as I know, PHP5 currently works with SQLite for licence reasons
(MySQL AG)
Daniel Andislic wrote:[color=blue]
> "Useko Netsumi" <usenets@yahoo. com> wrote in message
> news:bqi9pm$22u sjo$1@ID-205437.news.uni-berlin.de...
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>>I'd love to see some tutorial and examples using this new version of PHP,
>>especially with the latest MySQL4 and Apache2. Thanks
>>[/color]
>
>
> as far as I know, PHP5 currently works with SQLite for licence reasons
> (MySQL AG)
>[/color]
You just have to install the mysql client to get it to work. There's
just some concerns over the MySQL licence that's all.
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