> It's just as we sometimes use PHP for doing some big Server works (e.g.
> database copying or something) and
> it would be nice to controll by yourself which Thread (or process) does which
> part of the job.
>
I don't suppose that the client is sitting there waiting for a reply
until the brows
On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 11:37 AM, Florian Müller
wrote:
> I actually tought about just the same structures as Java uses(something in
> this way:
> Thread t = new Thread(new Runnable() {public void run() {
> ...blabla }}
> I thought this would actually be a good benefit if PHP suppor
On 10/31/12 1:58 AM, Florian Müller wrote:
Hi guys
I was wondering, what actually the reason is that PHP itself does not support
multi-threading?
I guess this would be realizable, or not? If not, why?
Maybe this is a stupid question, but still somehow interesting. Realization in
a way as Java d
Ovidiu Farauanu hat am 31. Oktober 2012 um 09:59
geschrieben:
> Yes Marco has right.
>
> But more than that, OOP is mainly designed to run in a single threaded
. I don't put a comment on that.
> environment and it is not the best idea to be used for concurrent
> programming because you wil
Ovidiu Farauanu hat am 31. Oktober 2012 um 09:59
geschrieben:
> Hello Florian,
>
> Usually you want to run a PHP script in two different environments:
> 1. inside a webserver
> 2. in a command line interface
>
> For a web application, the application server does the work for you.
> It is the ser
I actually tought about just the same structures as Java uses(something in this
way:
Thread t = new Thread(new Runnable() {public void run() {...blabla
}}
I thought this would actually be a good benefit if PHP supported this. It's
just as we sometimes use PHP for doing some big Ser
"Florian Müller" hat am 31. Oktober 2012 um 07:58
geschrieben:
> Hi guys
> I was wondering, what actually the reason is that PHP itself does not support
> multi-threading?
> I guess this would be realizable, or not? If not, why?
> Maybe this is a stupid question, but still somehow interesting. Rea
2009/3/17 Manoj Singh :
> Hi Alpar,
>
> Thanks for reply.
>
> Actually the form is submitted through ajax request and the validation is
> checking on the server side. So if any error occurs on submission of form,
> then we are displaying the errors to the user. And is there is no error,
> then the
Manoj Singh wrote:
Hi Sudheer,
Can you please put more focus or sample code for the second option
which you have suggested "Send the email after you flush the output.".
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Hi Sudheer,
Can you please put more focus or sample code for the second option which you
have suggested "Send the email after you flush the output.".
Regards,
Manoj
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:28 PM, Sudheer Satyanarayana <
sudhee...@binaryvibes.co.in> wrote:
> Manoj Singh wrote:
>
>> Hi Guys,
>>
Manoj Singh wrote:
Hi Guys,
I am creating a page which submits the form through Ajax request & the
submitted page is sending the mails to n number of users. Now until the mail
sends or the page process completed the end user has to wait.
Is it possible that server sends the response to the clie
My suggestion is that you can start a second ajax as soon as the response
about validating data is returned to process everithing you need and so your
user wont wait until the process is finished.
João Cândido
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2009/3/17 Manoj Singh :
> Hi Guys,
>
> I am creating a page which submits the form through Ajax request & the
> submitted page is sending the mails to n number of users. Now until the mail
> sends or the page process completed the end user has to wait.
>
> Is it possible that server sends the respo
Hi Alpar,
Thanks for reply.
Actually the form is submitted through ajax request and the validation is
checking on the server side. So if any error occurs on submission of form,
then we are displaying the errors to the user. And is there is no error,
then the submitted page started processing. So
hce wrote:
Hi,
1. Does PHP support multithreading?
Yes, it does. I suspect a reply from Manuel Lemos about a multithreading
class on www.phpclasses.org at any time now.;-)
No kidding, I've tested a class from phpclasses.org and it worked. Can't
find the library on my computer(s) right n
Hey Jim,
for what do you need multithreading there can be
some way to do some "multithreading" in PHP via some
"hacks"
On Jun 4, 2008, at 1:57 PM, hce wrote:
Hi,
1. Does PHP support multithreading?
2. When using PHP to access MySQL, does PHP implents a single thread
or multithread with MySQ
hce wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1. Does PHP support multithreading?
>
Not really, no. If you genuinely need multi-threading, use C or C++.
> 2. When using PHP to access MySQL, does PHP implents a single thread
> or multithread with MySQL?
Single thread.
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hce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1. Does PHP support multithreading?
Depends
> 2. When using PHP to access MySQL, does PHP implents a single thread
> or multithread with MySQL?
Depends
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