| Web Server platform |
PHP Server. |
Linux
32 bits & 64 bits |
PHP 4.4, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4
32 bits and 64 bits binary package. |
Windows
32 bits & 64 bits |
PHP 4.4, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4
32 bits and 64 bits |
IBM i
V5R3 up to V7R1 |
Zend Server for IBM i ( PHP 5.2 & 5.3 )
Zend Core for IBM i
Other binaries... (PHP 5.2, 5.3, 5.4) |
Easycom Server is compliant with
IBM i & OS/400 V5R2 to V7R1.
Version for V3R2 to V5R1 available on request. |
| New! |
New! |
| Improved Connection |
Easycom jobs can be started as batch immediate for a High Performance connection.
Pre-start job configuration is simplified and more effective.
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| Single Job Execution |
All i5 toolkit functions can be executed inside the PHP job itself, to eliminate TCP/IP data transfer. |
| Full State Connection |
Maintain a persistent private job dedicated to a PHP web session.
Control the job, maitain program actives, ... |
| Single Sign On |
Authorize web user connection using its domain identification.
Compliant with Kerberos and EIM. |
| SSL Support |
Connect remote PHP servers to IBM i using a secure connection. |
| Dynamic Multi Lingual |
Set character sets according to the web user language. |
| High Performance for Program Calls |
Program and procedure calls run close to the system.
Less system resources are used by PHP scripts, when calling native RPG, COBOL and CL programs. |
| RPG language to Describe Program prototypes |
PHP scripts include original native RPG source members to describe Program and Procedures prototypes.
All the applications (RPG and PHP) share the same program description. PHP developers do not have to rewrite their own one.
External DS can used to describe complex data structures. |
| PCML Support |
Original PCML files generated by IBM compilers are loaded by Easycom for PHP to describe program and procedure interfaces. |
XML Protocol for
Program and Procedure Calls |
XML simplifies communication between PHP scripts and native programs and procedure.
Developers do not need to take care of XML. API Functions bring the data into native PHP variables and arrays. |
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