Re: Is it possible to avoid loading the script for each request
- From: NC <nc@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 02 Jun 2007 10:41:00 -0700
On Jun 1, 12:00 am, DavidNorep <avdavid.nore...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I do not know PHP, consider to write a CGI with this technology and
have the following question.
Is it possible to invoke a PHP script and let it endlessly wait for
requests from a website (a Java applet in my case) and serve the
requests when they arrive? I want to avoid loading the script for
each request.
No. But you don't have to configure your PHP setup as CGI;
configuring
it as an Apache module with an accelerator will do pretty much what
you
want; at the first call, the script will be compiled into bytecode
and
the bytecode will be cached, so beginning with the second call, the
script will not be loaded; cached bytecode will be used instead.
In other words, can it function, in this sense, like a Java servlet?
PHP is not Java. If you want something to function like a Java
servlet,
you should implement it as a Java servlet.
Cheers,
NC
.
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