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Sep 16th, 2000 12:13
Richard Donkin, Nathan Wallace, Zeev Suraski
PHP 3.0 supports a very limited aspect of COM, in a very ugly notation (it's probably not practically-useable). PHP 4.0, on the other hand, takes advantage of Zend's new OO syntax overloading to implement a full-featured COM module, that allows easy OO access to COM (or DCOM) objects that are scriptable. We'll be looking into Java and CORBA support in the future. PHP4 has an extension called satellite that supports CORBA calls via ORBit (the GNOME ORB). More details at http://www.php.net/manual/ref.satellite.php Christophe Saout has independently developed PHP-ORBit, a CORBA binding for PHP4 and ORBit 0.5. This is currently in its early stages but should be interoperable with any ORB that ORBit can talk to. More details at http://freshmeat.net/projects/php-orbit/