PHP4Applications has no built-in implementation for working with cookies, as well as a lot of other limitations, because it's not designed to be a part of the webserver. You can change the implementation according to your needs, as the source code is provided.
The reason for it is the following: (almost) every web server has also own API and passed cookies (POST variables, etc...) to PHP engine in it's own way. You can download the sources of PHP itself and see how many different modules provided by PHP team.
If you develop your own web-server you can add maybe support for one of the standard interfaces like CGI or ISAPI and use PHP module directly instead of calling php4applications.
The port you can't set at all because php4applications is not a webserver - it's misunderstanding from your side.
Concerning the support quality - what do you expect from the project that is not active more than 2 years for now, specially if you do not read the rules of the forum and do not ask the questions according to the rules?
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hi,
How to set Port and Cookie Varriables with the php4apps API?
mfG
Maybe a little C# example... but any other language is okay too...
heeellooo??
Hi,
Your question was answered actually long time ago, see http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=3389852
PHP4Applications has no built-in implementation for working with cookies, as well as a lot of other limitations, because it's not designed to be a part of the webserver. You can change the implementation according to your needs, as the source code is provided.
The reason for it is the following: (almost) every web server has also own API and passed cookies (POST variables, etc...) to PHP engine in it's own way. You can download the sources of PHP itself and see how many different modules provided by PHP team.
If you develop your own web-server you can add maybe support for one of the standard interfaces like CGI or ISAPI and use PHP module directly instead of calling php4applications.
The port you can't set at all because php4applications is not a webserver - it's misunderstanding from your side.
Concerning the support quality - what do you expect from the project that is not active more than 2 years for now, specially if you do not read the rules of the forum and do not ask the questions according to the rules?