Re: What style of RPG program can communicate with PHP? -- MIDRANGE-L

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Not sure what you mean by "Kind of RPG program". Do you mean do you use a
Stored Procedure?

If you writing an RPG, make sure that you use a MAIN program so that it
doesn't load the RPG run time since every time that the program is called
the program must reload.

I don't know what ways the PHP supports to call functions but I would
assume the only way you can do it with a Stored Procedure. One thing that I
would suggest is to not use individual parameters to pass data. I would
recommend to use XML to send and return data so you just pass a single
varchar with XML.

On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 1:27 PM, Eric Lehti <elehti@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Or will the WEB400 forum be a better forum for this question?
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