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Posted by ELINTPimp on 08/01/07 01:11
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> ELINTPimp;84307 Wrote:
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> > hurray, google!
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> Really? When I looked I found 2 million useless tutorials.
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Yes, but it got them to you in 1.2 seconds! =)
What exactly are you looking for as far as the migration goes? The
actual migration of the core PHP4 to PHP5 on the server...or making
sure your existing code will play nicely under PHP5?
The former is addressed nicely in the php.net manual. The latter is
also addressed, but a bit more difficult to undertake and you have to
weigh your options before undertaking them. For example, during our
migration from 4 to 5 some time back, we did something simple (i
wasn't there at the time, but this is what they decided): All the
programs currently running on PHP4 will stay PHP4. Most applications
were as feature rich as they were going to get and we maintain those
apps. All new applications are made with PHP5. Yes, PHP4 is no
longer supported...but that doesn't mean it's going to break over
night.
However, if you plan on maintaining those applications for years to
come, and continue to build on them providing modern features...then
you have a good case to migrate...and I don't know if you'll find a
better detailed resource than the migration manual.
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/migration5.incompatible.php
I hope this helped, although it really wasn't exactly what you asked
for.
Regards,
Steve
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