In my testing, I can load a browser page with 1,000
encryption/decryption operations in less than 2 seconds. Since I really
only need to do at most a couple at a time (which comes back instantly),
I can't really complain about the performance. And it certainly beats my
testing of dotnet (when it actually works).
I do see the advantage of how you did it, but I was looking for a more
generic solution that could be used for multiple assemblies, rather than
having to write a custom interface for each one. And, just to be clear,
I did not write the universalccw library. I actually stumbled upon it
when I was trying to figure out how to make the dotnet stuff work.
Apparently the author had similar frustrations and decided to do his own.
Anyway, I just thought I'd pass the info on in case it helps someone
else avoid the frustration that I've been going through for the last few
days. :)
- Trevor
On 5/17/2011 3:59 PM, Pierre Joye wrote:
hi,
Interesting but it is somehow poor in term of performance (not very
important in most cases).
As a somehow cleaner alternative (COM is such a pain), I use C++/CLI.
For example I wrote (early stage but works) an extension for the MS
Chart module, you can see it here
https://github.com/pierrejoye/php_mschart
Cheers,
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 7:42 PM, Trevor<trevor@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Just in case anyone else needs to do this, I just spent a frustrating week
figuring out how to make an assembly I created with PowerBuilder.Net work
with PHP. The dotnet class in PHP doesn't work very well, and has apparently
been abandoned. I ended up using this instead:
http://universalccw.sourceforge.net/
It's finally working great, and I am very happy. (The library also, of
course, works with the regular Microsoft assemblies.)
- Trevor
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