Re: Frameworks

[Richard Schoen <Richard.Schoen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

XMLSERVICE is more for IBMi data access. It's not really a web or full development framework.

From my experimentation with XMLSERVICE and PHP it's really mainly good for remote program and command calls.

The database access is still done by the DB2 drivers.

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Richard Schoen 
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message: 5
date: Sun, 17 Jun 2018 01:09:48 -0600
from: Jack Woehr <jwoehr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Frameworks

You might look at open source XMLSERVICE

It's probably the most straightforward way to do what you say you want to do.


On Sat, Jun 16, 2018 at 7:36 PM, Don Brown <DBrown@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Cross posted on web400 and midrange-l
>
> I am in the planning stage for a new project that we are using PHP on 
> i for.  PHP will provide the user interface and will call ILERPG for 
> validation and database updates.
>
> As this is a larger project we have been looking at frameworks and are 
> currently reviewing the following;
>
> 1) Laravel
> 2) CodeIgniter
> 3) CakePHP
>
> From our brief review we have come up with the following;
>
> Laravel looks like it's gained a lot of traction recently and is the 
> current leader in frameworks although . . It looks like has a steeper 
> learning curve over CodeIgniter and CakePHP and it may be most 
> difficult to get running on an IBM i as it uses the command line for 
> certain tasks
>
> CodeIgniter looks good too as it is more simple to set up and use. 
> It's not as feature rich as Laravel but it seems to have everything we 
> require for the project
>
> CakePHP is one of the original PHP frameworks but I think it's loosing 
> traction.