1. How to Separate PHP Event Listener Setup from the Task Execution Using Separate Configuration Scripts
Updated on: 2021-12-02
Posted on: 2021-12-02
Many applications need to execute tasks that can take some time to complete.
One way to process the results of those tasks is to use event handlers that register callback functions that the handlers invoke after the tasks are complete.
This package allows developers to configure event handlers from configuration scripts that are loaded dynamically. This possibility makes it possible to separate the task executing from the task processing using different PHP source code files.
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One way to process the results of those tasks is to use event handlers that register callback functions that the handlers invoke after the tasks are complete.
This package allows developers to configure event handlers from configuration scripts that are loaded dynamically. This possibility makes it possible to separate the task executing from the task processing using different PHP source code files.
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