<?php
/*==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==+
| flashPash PHP script for firefly demo |
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| version 1.0 *RC1* |
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| last update on 2003-07-02 by si*sshnug.com |
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| Copyright (c) 2003, Simon Mckenna |
| All rights reserved |
+==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==+
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+==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==*/
/*
This is a demo of how you can use the FlashPashServerClass from a HTTP posted XML document.
See flashPash.PHP.demo.php for a demo of how to use flashPash from just within PHP.
for ease of use this demo is passing database access parameters over HTTP, you should *NOT*
do this in a live production environment, it's an invitation to be hacked.
Please note this script assumes you have your PHP.INI pathed so it can
see the flashPash root directory. By default the flashPash directory
is installed into the PHP 'includes' directory. eg. C:\PHP4\includes
So you need only set PHP.INI include_path to ..."C:\PHP4\includes"...
*/
require_once 'flashPash/flashPash.php';
require_once 'flashPash/flashPash.firefly.php';
/* see if demo wants debugging on */
if ( isset( $_GET[ 'debug' ] ) && ( $_GET[ 'debug' ] ))
$debug = FP_LOG_TEXT;
/* create new instance of flashPash */
$fpDemo = new FlashPashServerClass( FP_SOURCE_XML, stripslashes( $_GET['dbType'] ), 'localhost', stripslashes( $_GET['dbName'] ), stripslashes( $_GET['dbUser'] ), stripslashes( $_GET['dbPass'] ), $debug );
/* see flashPash.roles.file for example XML and read checkRole property in PHP reference help */
$fpDemo->checkRole = true;
$fpDemo->role = 'fireflyDemo';
$fpDemo->errorReporting = stripslashes( $_GET['errorReporting'] );
/* point our logfile so the public can see it */
$fpDemo->logfile = $_SERVER[ 'DOCUMENT_ROOT' ] . '/flashPash/demo/logs/log.firefly.demo';
/* let flashPash do it's thang */
$fpDemo->execute();
/* return result back to client and you're done! */
$fpDemo->dumpXML();
?>
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