RE: [amfphp] persistent sockets (pfsockopen)

[E O. <com...@ho...>]

Yeah, Dean, I've had had a look at the man pages already... =
unfortunately,
they weren't much help. From what I can gather, as you rightly stated =
there,
php persistent sockets just don't exist (at least in the sense I =
describe)
unless of course, I go ahead and put together some sort of hack. I don't
know... I'll see what java/php gives me.

Regards,
E Okyere=20

-----Original Message-----
From: amf...@li...
[mailto:amf...@li...] On Behalf Of Dean
Williams
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 6:58 PM
To: amf...@li...
Subject: Re: [amfphp] persistent sockets (pfsockopen)

Have you read the user contributed notes at=20
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.pfsockopen.php ?
It doesn't look like you will get this working the way you think it =
should.


E Okyere wrote:

>Hello all:
>
>Has anyone tried anything with persistent sockets (opened w/ =
pfsockopen)
and
>amfphp? What I am trying to do is establish a connection to a server =
(open
a
>socket) on first request from a flash client (with amfphp), and then =
let
>subsequent requests go through the opened socket.
>
>With my experiment here, the socket opens and the first transaction =
returns
>the expected chars from the socket stream to flash, but once I try to
>converse with the opened socket again, I get a "is not a valid stream
>resource" even though netstat shows that the socket is still open.
>
>Has anyone done anything with persistent sockets (w/ pfsockopen) and if =
so,
>could you please direct me to any resources? Thanks
>
>E Okyere
>
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