eZ on Windows and COM object intergration

Tuesday 31 May 2005 1:06:17 am

Bruce,

That's a really unique idea; I like unique :) <grin />
I'm not much more help in this regard other though. :|

I look forward to hearing more from others with more eZ publish + Windows specific implementations, development and deployments in this regard.

//kracker

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Tuesday 31 May 2005 2:52:38 am

Thanks Paul

Have looked at the php docs so I know it's possible "in theory". Looks like there is quite a bit of work been done in PHP 5 <i>"Starting with PHP 5, this extension (and this documentation) was rewritten from scratch and much of the old confusing and bogus cruft has be removed.</i>

I suspect I'll have to look outside this community for some frist hand experience.

What is interesting is that there is an off the self module for a commericial CMS that does the integration, but the client is keen on the eZ capabilities & interface. I suspect price may have something to do with it.

Kracker: I admire your enthusiasm but more often than not your posts add nothing but noise. Maybe you need to think about whether or not your posts are helping to find the needle or just making the haystack bigger.

Cheers
Bruce

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Tuesday 31 May 2005 8:30:46 am

Can't answer your question about COM, but for what it's worth, we've been running several relatively high traffic eZ sites on Windows 2000 since 2003. Performance is identical to eZ on Linux, and stability is very good.

Probably the only issues involved in setting up a serious Windows-based eZ site are development issues -- i.e., finding ways to do the things that are easier to do in a Posix environment (such as cron jobs).

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