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ashok at future-i dot com
08-Oct-2003 05:03

You can achieve scripts running as their owners with suEXEC in Apache on
sensible platforms. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/suexec.html
I
find URI reprocessing with mod_rewrite far more pleasant than the 
handler-gubbins for servlets. If that's too hefty for you there's always
mod_alias.
Trying to pack things Apache already does well into PHP would
be a mistake.

idumali at users dot sourceforge dot net
03-May-2003 07:15

As a person sharing his time between J2EE (work) and PHP (personal)
development, whenever I develop in PHP I really feel the lack of several
features, so usual for Java developers:
1) Solid MVC model2
framework
2) Custom tag support (this would automatically solve the
problem of nice templating)
3) Servlet container to map definite URIs to
uri-handler php scripts easily. You can do that through .htaccess to some
extent but as PHP is a module of Apache by far and by most - I think it
could be supported MUCH better.
4) Solid database persistence layer
(something like JDO, ODMG, OQL etc.)
5) Cache management
6)
Clustering support.
7) Security framework (in the spirit of JAAS)
8)
Logging
9) There's a huge concern with the security under Unix. This is
partly address by safe_mode but then you get a castrated system. I think
the source of the problem is - all the php scripts are processed under user
"nobody". Per application assignment of which user scripts are
run with - would solve a lot of the issues, in my understanding, if it
would become possible.

Now, this is quite a long list but me and my
friends decided to put our sgare of work and have begun project Penub (PHP
Nuts and Bolts http://www.penub.com)
that tries to address the first three of the list.

At the current
stage we have addressed the question of custom tag support. Solution is
XML-based and quite nice. Servet-uri mapper is also solved in somewhat
generalised way through .htaccess (integrated solution is still much
preferred and awaited, tho - we just do not have enough resources to go
that deep). MVC model that leverages those two - is under
construction.

If anybody wants to join us in the effort, please,
leave a notice at http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=263594

All
the resources/docs there are closed and for-developers-only, until we
release the first official version but if you wish to join us as a
developer and help us make it happen quicker - you are very
welcomed.

Thanks.

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