> I wasn't clear. There is only one thread, as I assume the
> registered event handler will execute in the original thread.
>

ok so why do you need events instead of the just recognising that the
process has finished?
Alan

>
> > We need to handle events from scripts running on Linux and Windows
> > servers. After a brief search we've decided that the best support is
> > offered by PHP (as an aside, does anyone know of a Firebird module for
> > Perl?).
> > Having never developed in PHP, is there any advice or tips anyone
> > wants to offer?
> >
> > The basic script would be started by cron, register an event handler,
> > and then wait until the handler executed and notified the main thread
> > it was done, or the main thread reached a timeout threshold,
> > deregistered the event handler and exited.
> >
> > I also want to make sure we're running a minimum install of PHP, as it
> > won't be used for HTTP traffic.
> >
> > Thanks, Rick DeBay
>
> where's the main thread? in some other application? or another
> thread of the PHP script? dunno about threading php Alan
>
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