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Posted by michael on 12/07/07 10:35
Hi Vladimir,
Look at php.net for the ccvs functions.
* ccvs_add -- Add data to a transaction
* ccvs_auth -- Perform credit authorization test on a transaction
* ccvs_command -- Performs a command which is peculiar to a single
protocol, and thus is not available in the general CCVS API
* ccvs_count -- Find out how many transactions of a given type are
stored in the system
* ccvs_delete -- Delete a transaction
* ccvs_done -- Terminate CCVS engine and do cleanup work
* ccvs_init -- Initialize CCVS for use
* ccvs_lookup -- Look up an item of a particular type in the
database #
* ccvs_new -- Create a new, blank transaction
* ccvs_report -- Return the status of the background communication
process
* ccvs_return -- Transfer funds from the merchant to the credit
card holder
* ccvs_reverse -- Perform a full reversal on an already-processed
authorization
* ccvs_sale -- Transfer funds from the credit card holder to the
merchant
* ccvs_status -- Check the status of an invoice
* ccvs_textvalue -- Get text return value for previous function
call
* ccvs_void -- Perform a full reversal on a completed transaction
Hope it helps.
//Michael
On 7 Dec., 07:12, Vladimir Ghetau <vladi...@pixeltomorrow.com> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I've been searching for SCM classes that handle source code for
> different apps using PHP.
>
> For SubVersion, I've found the PEAR package called VersionControl_SVN
> which works pretty well.
>
> Now, I'm trying to find something similar for CVS, has anyone tried to
> implement such package in PHP, or I should start coding? After some
> time of research, I've found nothing, and I'm pretty disapointed, CVS
> is still popular, and most of the sourceforge projects are CVSed.
>
> Thanks for your feedback.
>
> Vladimir Ghetauhttp://www.Vladimirated.com/
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