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Dear Sir,
I'm very new to ICE. I would like to build the server application in C++ and client in PHP.
Can you please guide me how to configure the ice framework in PHP.
Thank you very much for your earlier resonse.
Regards
Mahmood
I'm very new to ICE. I would like to build the server application in C++ and client in PHP.
Can you please guide me how to configure the ice framework in PHP.
Thank you very much for your earlier resonse.
Regards
Mahmood
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Re problem
I had copied the dll php_ice.dll from <ICE_HOME>\bin directory to my PHP ext directory. When I starting the apache server , I had got the following error. Please help me out. I'm struggling here to solve this issues.
[21-Jun-2006 13:59:54] PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:/wamp/php/ext/php_ice.dll' - The specified module could not be found.
in Unknown on line 0
[21-Jun-2006 13:59:54] PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:/wamp/php/ext/php_ice.dll' - The specified module could not be found.
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Benoit.0 -
Done...
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This is most likely caused by a missing DLL dependency. There is a section in the file %ICE_HOME%\README.txt that describes the setup procedure for using IcePHP with Apache and lists all of the DLL dependencies.
Let us know if the instructions are not clear.
Take care,
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Thanks ... I had passed through this issue.
Now I have around 7 ice files. How Do I set up these files into ice.slice properties in php.ini.
Eg: I have 1. a.ice , b.ice and c.ice uses a.ice interface.all the ice files are located in the same directory. How to set up multiple files in the simplest form in ice.slice properties file.0 -
Hi,
I believe you should be able to specify multiple Slice files separated with spaces in the ice.slice property, for example:
ice.slice=a.ice b.ice c.ice
However, if c.ice includes a.ice, you shouldn't need to specify it in this property. Also don't forget to specify the -I<slice files directory> option if your slice files includes other slice files.
Cheers,
Benoit.0 -
Thanks ... I had done it already...0