Re: One more Q:

[Aaron Turner <aturner@linuxkb.org>]

On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Jason Pincin wrote:

> > > The idea is that I can utilize the PHP Object code via Perl by talking to
> > > Apache.  The PHP should return intelligent error codes. I've decided that
> > > writing my own set of objects for Perl is too much right now to go live by
> > > Feb 1st and this should do nicely.
> 
> How is apache going to return a PHP error code to a calling Perl script
> which is communicating over 80???

Well PHP should generate a SIMPLE page.  No HTML.  Let's say I want to do
an insert.  The resulting page should be the UID for that table (like
ObjectID in KBObjects) for sucess, and preferably a "0" for error.
A query would retun the results in CSV for example or "0" for error.

Basically think about this a function and how you would want the results
to be returned to you.

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