how to pass php serch results to c++ program?

[Carramba]

Well no more or less..
just wondering what way is esyes to do that.
detail:
php performs sertch in db and output should by passed to c++ program.
how to achieve that?
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[Phlip]

Carramba wrote:

Well no more or less..
just wondering what way is esyes to do that.
detail:
php performs sertch in db and output should by passed to c++ program.
how to achieve that?

Server side?

php can write a file, shell to the C++ executable (typically with
system("")), and let the executable read the file.

This question will do much better on a PHP newsgroup, because that platform
is going to raise issues which a C++ newsgroup can't guess!

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[Carramba]

On Mon, 31 May 2004 18:01:53 GMT, Phlip <ph*******@yahoo.com> wrote:

Carramba wrote:

Well no more or less..
just wondering what way is esyes to do that.
detail:
php performs sertch in db and output should by passed to c++ program.
how to achieve that?

Server side?

php can write a file, shell to the C++ executable (typically with
system("")), and let the executable read the file.

This question will do much better on a PHP newsgroup, because that
platform
is going to raise issues which a C++ newsgroup can't guess!

hehe
got same answer on php newsgroup.. post this question on c++ newsgroup...
so now I don't know were to turn with my question, but thatnx I ll try to
do with system command
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[Phlip]

Carramba wrote:

got same answer on php newsgroup.. post this question on c++ newsgroup...
so now I don't know were to turn with my question, but thatnx I ll try to
do with system command

Your question has two components - how to send data out of PHP into a
shelled program, and how inside C++ to collect those data. You may not have
asked either question distinctly on either group.

Some languages call their shell command system() and some don't.

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