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Posted by grossespinne on 08/23/07 20:48
Hello everybody!
Is there an efficient way of storing an instance of a PHP-class on the
server and retrieving it based on its ID? I would need it in an AJAX-
webpage in order to find the server-object corresponding to the HTML-
element that sent the request.
The ideas I have had so far:
- add a static method to each class that registers the instances in an
array indexed by the ID-strings and is called by the constructor of
the class -- thus each object registers itself when it gets
constructed. However this solution does not work, as rerunning the
script that contains the definition of the class deletes the
registered instances.
- store the object in the $_SESSION variable -- this works but I don't
thing it is the right way of doing it
- store the object serialized in a file -- have not tried yet, but I
don't think it would be efficient because I would have to update also
the files every time I add or remove a button/label/... from a page. I
think storing in a database would not be a suitable solution either,
for the same reason.
Any ideas are welcome. I would also appreciate if you could tell me
the proper name of the problem because I am quite sure that I am not
the first one experiencing it.
TIA
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