Hi,
Can a class be stored as a session variable?
If not, what advantage is there to using classes in php?
I kind of see classes as used for things that will be frequently accessed/stored in
memory, but with php(web) the code is basically executed once with nothing remaining
in memory. Seems kind of a pain to create a class, initialize the class and work with
it all for a single execution, or am I missing something?
EX: I create a customer class, then I have to fill in all the member variables, etc.
But I would have to store all the info in a DB anyways, so what point is there to the
class if I just need to update the DB. I can see a class for the DB access it self, to
make it easier to change to other DB's, but not for a customer.
Chris
