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Posted by Fabio on 08/11/07 19:41
"ELINTPimp" <smsiebe@gmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:1186860780.947564.220510@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
> PHP, being an extreamly veristile language, can be made to do many
> thing with enough imagination =). First, we really need to know what
> you are doing, how, and why. By you using the term 'asynchronous', I
> assume you probably a good amount about programming and threads. So,
> I'm not trying to assault you're judgement, but wanting to help you in
> the best way.
>
> On way to do this is to call a/multiple CLI scripts from your base PHP
> script, let them process in the background, do some more things if you
> would like with your "base" script, and get back to them, reading the
> results later on (if you want).
>
Ok, I thank you and I'll explain.
In a web site page, when someone press a submit button I should exec a
mail() function to send an email to each registered user.
The execution of mail() is a little slow, so if the user list is a little
long who pressed the button need to wait to obtain the interaction with the
site.
My idea is to exec all the calls to mail() in background, so the interation
is immediate and if the mail sending use some "hidden" minutes it's not a
problem.
I hope I was clear wth my english and newbie php language :)
Thanks again.
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