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I'm a bit confused by the question about attaching node.js to the PHP
command line. Are you asking how to evoke PHP command-line scripts from
node.js? Do you envision returning results from the PHP command line to
node.js? Could you provide a bit more context?

My understanding is that under IBM i, node.js can make system calls through
the XMLSERVICE service program. Theoretically, you could call a CLP which
evokes QP2TERM, then evokes php, and passes a php script file name as a
parameter. But I have no idea how you might return anything to node.js
under that interface.

Rather than running PHP from a command line, maybe you should run it under
the HTTP server, and evoke PHP web services from node.js, using node's
socket interface.

Again, what do you have in mind?






On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 3:46 PM, Gqcy <gmufasa01@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

is this a thing?
I have only about 1 hour of reading about node.js, and see that
it runs in it's own web server, so how would you "attach" the php-cli
to it?

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