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Geoffrey Young wrote:
>>The PHP SAPIs (excluding CLI) are mutually exclusive.
>>
>>
>
>oooh!
>
>ok, so I got rid of the -with-apxs foo to compile the embedded php and
>installed it. most of the tests pass now.
>
>coolio, installed.
>
>now, as a layperlson who is php-illiterate I'm finding that I can't quite
>use it in php-land. taken from the example in Interpreter.pm
>
> $ cat foo.php
> <?php
> $perl = Perl::getInstance();
> ?>
> $ php foo.php
>
> Fatal error: Class 'Perl' not found in /src/PHP-Interpreter-1.0.1/foo.php
>on line 2
>
>I mean, this should eventually work, right? or am I not thinking about the
>module in the right way?
>
>for the interested, here's where I'm headed...
>
>I'm trying to write a library that wraps some Apache-Test classes (like
>Apache::TestRequest and HTTP::Response) into a php library. the end result
>is that the following code ought to work
>
> <?php
> require "test-more.php";
> require "apache-test.php";
>
> # note we didn't need a host or port in that URL. that's why
> # I'm doing this.
> $response = GET('/admin', array('X-Test-Header' => 'one'));
>
> is ($response->code,
> 200,
> 'got back 200 - yippie!');
>
> # yum - HTTP::Response goodness in php!
> diag($response->as_string);
> ?>
>
>right now apache-test.php looks like this
>
> <?php
> $perl = Perl::getInstance();
>
> $perl->eval("use Apache::Test");
> $perl->eval("use Apache::TestRequest");
>
> function GET($uri, $headers)
> {
> return $perl->call('GET', $uri, $headers);
> }
> ?>
>
>so, I should at least be close once I figure out exactly how to get
>PHP::Interpreter actually working in PHP land :)
>
>but now for the hard part...
>
>if I read your above comment right the embeded php and httpd php module are
>mutually exclusive. because this is Apache-Test, I'm going to eventually
>need to have
>
> - a CLI that supports PHP::Interpreter
> - a libphp5.so loaded into httpd as mod_php5 (PHP::Interpreter support not
>necessary)
>
>so, ideas on how to compile php so that the two can easily exist on the same
>server? I'm going to need to be explicit about how to do this in the A-T
>docs at some point, but I'll happily patch the PHP::Interpreter README when
>I figure it all out :)
>
>
The sandwich is Perl->PHP->Perl->..., not PHP->Perl->PHP->... (at least
currently). So you need to start in Perl.
George
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