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it is possible to eschange a litle bit the php-openisis module?

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Escrito en: 19. 08. 2004 [14:37]
roger@infomed.sld.cu Roger Peña Escob Autor del tema registrado desde: 31.12.1969 Entradas: 0	hi braulio, is it possible to create another isis function in the module? i'm trying to create someking of web services for write support using wxi= s but i need to know the last mfn in my database. i find that the function isis_fetch_flat_array_from_mfn use an openisis f= unction just at the begining, to know if the mfn that the user suply is in range, is it p= ossible to create another small PHP function that use the same openisis function jus= t to get the last MFN ? another question, do you want to have a rpm for the module (so people don= 't have to compile it in case the use redhat linux)? saludos roger ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Nodo central de la red Infomed (http://www.sld.cu) Usuario linux: 97152 (http://counter.li.org) Miembro del grupo de coordinacion de LinuxCuba (http://www.linux.cu) "Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it." Gandhi ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Este mensaje fue enviado usando el servicio de correo en web de Infomed http://webmail.sld.cu ------------------------------------------ Posted to Phorum via PhorumMail
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Escrito en: 20. 08. 2004 [16:41]
Braulio José Solano Rojas registrado desde: 31.12.1969 Entradas: 0	Hello Roger Peña Escobio wrote: > hi > > braulio, is it possible to create another isis function in the > module? > i'm trying to create someking of web services for write support > using wxis but i need to > know the last mfn in my database. > i find that the function isis_fetch_flat_array_from_mfn use an > openisis function just at > the begining, to know if the mfn that the user suply is in > range, is it possible to > create another small PHP function that use the same openisis > function just to get the > last MFN ? Done! It is in CVS at Sourceforge. > another question, do you want to have a rpm for the module (so > people don't have to > compile it in case the use redhat linux)? No. Other people will use SuSe, Mandrake, Debian, etc. I don't care about RPMS. If you have PHP well installed you can run this: pear install isis It will install the extension downloading it from the repository at php.net. Just try it. Tell me if it works. You can also do this: pear download isis pear makerpm isis-1.0.3p3.tgz This will create an RPM spec file. Best regards, B.