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This is QMPHP version 2.0.0
Table of Contents
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1 Introduction
2 License/Acknowledgements
3 Requirements
4 Installation
1 Introduction
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QMPHP is a free PHP extension that provides access to QM through the
functions that are exposed via the qmclilib library.
if you have any questions or need help installing or using QMPHP you
can contact me via email: montgomery At mftidwellREMOVE Dot com.
2 Licenses/Acknowledgements
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All code here is released, on a strictly "as is" basis, to the public domain.
Thanks to Martin Phillips (Ladybridge Systems) for his help debugging and
resolving issues with qmclilib.
3 Requirements
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a *nix based system. QMPHP is known to work on Debian, Ubuntu, and OSX.
PHP 5.x. GCC, autoconf (your system must have the GCC development environment setup)
QM 2.6.13 or greater.
you must have root access (ability to sudo).
4 Installation
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extract qmphp.zip inside your qmsys directory:
unzip qmphp.zip
cd into the (extracted) qmphp directory and start the build process:
sudo ./qm_ext_build
the build process starts by verifing you have valid development environment
setup.
it then verifies that your PHP installation has a php.ini file defined. if
not, it will suggest a standard location for one to be created. you will
need to create the php.ini file and then re-run the build script. the creation
of a php.ini file is beyond the scope of this document. if you need further
help visit http://www.php.net.
the next step is to check if the qmphp extension (qmphp.so) has been
defined in your php.ini file. if not, add the following line to the end
of php.ini:
extension=qmphp.so
the final PHP configuration check is to validate that your PHP installation
has an extension directory setup. if you don't, you will be told where to
create the directory.
once everything related to PHP is properly configured, the build script will
compile and install the newly created extension.
to validate that the extension is working correctly you can write your own
PHP script, or use the provided test script (qmclilib.php). this script has
been created to test every feature. it isn't necessarily pretty, but it will
give you an idea of how to use the qmclilib functions within PHP.
para ver de que forma puedo hacer la conexion y poder hacer la programacion debe haber alguna forma.

