Is symfony 1.2 compatible with PHP 5.4?
We have an application which was built on symfony 1.2 and is currently running on a server with PHP 5.3.29 and MySQL 5.1.73.
We now have a need to upgrade the server to PHP 5.4. Could someone please confirm Is symfony 1.2 compatible with PHP 5.4?
Thanks.
Ash
As of the OFficial Documenttion of Symfony
http://symfony.com/blog/symfony-1-2-is-already-available
symfony 1.2 requires PHP 5.2. It works best with PHP 5.2.4 or above. You might need to upgrade your PHP installation to take full advantage of all features and benefit from better performance.
So, The upgrade of Server won't affect the functionality of your application.
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I want to setup Documentum Content Server 6.7 with Webtop client on my local PC. As I am new to Documentum, I don't know whether community version for Documentum is available or not.
Please guide me and provide useful links for setup and installation if possible.
Thanks in advance.
It is possible to install Documentum platform on any computer there is minimal requirements to follow though.
However there is no community version of installation setup, you need be part of partnership program somehow to be able to download setups.
I have to implements a single sign on procedure between 2 web applications.
One of them is running on OAS version 10.1.2, developed using JDeveloper 10g, the application uses ADF framework (10.1.2) and Java 1.4. It authenticates users using a JAZN.xml file, so the users/ passwords aren't in database.
The other is a RESTful application running on a Glassfish 4.1 server, developped in Java 8. Each modules are bundled as OSGi bundles. Authentication not implemented yet.
We were planning on using an LDAP server (Oracle Internet Directory, the only one working with ADF 10.1.2) but I can't seem to be able to find clear documentation about it.
I've found http://java2go.blogspot.com/2012/05/oracle-adf-with-sso-definitive-guide.html which is for WebLogic not OAS, and http://sqltech.cl/doc/oas10gR31/web.1013/b28967/adding_security001.htm which is for version 10.1.3
1- Is there a place with more documentation, how-to, on LDAP configuration with ADF 10.1.2?
2- Is it possible to manage Users/password from the app using LDAP authentication or we must connect to LDAP server to change/create users/passwords?
3- what do you think would be a better approach to implement SSO?
I'm currently using MAMP PRO which comes shipped with Apache 2.2 and I have some experience in upgrading/configuring PHP under MAMP in order to install specific modules etc but what I would like to do now is upgrading the Apache HTTP server in order to use a server module that only work in version 2.4, does anyone have experience in doing this?
As the title suggests, I'm trying to install Trac as a Windows Service on Windows Server 2008. I've looked into the instructions at Installing Trac as a Windows Service. Out of the different options given there, I would prefer an Option 1 like approach which uses some Windows utilities instead of installing additional software but the instructions seem a bit outdated for Windows Server 2008 as instsrv.exe and srvany.exe are not available for Server 2008. There is a suggestion to use winserv.exe but I can't find it anywhere and the suggested Google search does not provide any credible results.
Is there a way to use the sc Windows utility to install Trac as a service? Has anyone tried this?
Update: I tried using sc but that does not work. sc only interacts with programs developed as Windows Service Applications so they have hooks to interact with sc.
I could solve this problem using winserv.exe, that can be downloaded from this tutorial page: http://wiki.go-redrock.com/wiki/TechAsService
Once you get the binary file run:
"C:\path\to\winserv.exe" install tracd -displayname "tracd" -start auto "C:\path\to\python.exe" c:\path\to\python\scripts\tracd-script.py <your tracd parameters>
net start tracd
Hope you can solve your problem like I did!
If you just want to easily install Trac on a Windows server, I can recommend Bitnami Trac Stack to you. It comes as 2 services, one for Apache web server running Trac as python module and one for SVN.
Are you restricted to using tracd to host your Trac installation? If you use a real web server, this is typically a bit easier. Web servers like IIS and Apache typically install themselves as a service. If you set up something other than tracd to serve up your Trac site, it will most likely run as a service by default. In general, you'll have a better experience using a full-featured web server like Apache instead of the minimalistic tracd.
Most of the Zend framework books talk about using the framework with the Zend Server.
Is it possible to use Apache instead and if so is there any major drawback?
Yes it is possible. I suppose the drawback could be that the Web Server is not automatically configured for you, if you don't use a WAMP/LAMP stack like Zend Server.
Of course you can use it with Apache, the only drawback is that you have to configure your environment in order to make ZF work and also to clarify things out Zend Server is an application server not a web server you can think of it as a LAMP stack but you can also choose IIS if your on windows.