My client recently purchased EWB Client/Server and are also need to access it from their web browser.

They currently use PHP 5.5.12 on an Apache 64-bit machine running on Windows.

We need to use .PHP files to access the EWB C/S database server.

Please advise ASAP.

Thanks.

Trinione wrote:

> My client recently purchased EWB Client/Server and are also need to
> access it from their web browser.
>
> They currently use PHP 5.5.12 on an Apache 64-bit machine running on
> Windows.
>
> We need to use .PHP files to access the EWB C/S database server.
>
> Please advise ASAP.

I'm not Elevate Software, but they have a page at
http://www.elevatesoft.com/products?category=edb&type=php which
presumably tells you what is possible.

You could either buy it there, or contact sales to find out if some
particular feature is available I would presume.

<< Trinione wrote:
My client recently purchased EWB Client/Server and are also need to access it from their web browser.
>>

I assume you mean EDB ? (there is no such thing as EWB Client/Server).

<<
They currently use PHP 5.5.12 on an Apache 64-bit machine running on Windows.
We need to use .PHP files to access the EWB C/S database server.
>>

I would assume you need the "EDB PHP" components in this case also - see link Matthew posted.

<<
Please advise ASAP.
>>

These forums are peer supported - for official support you need to email support@elevatesoft.com

Raul

Hi and thanks...

Yes, I did mean EDB. Started working on my EWB2 Preview yesterday and got my ExBs mixed up.

I was being specific to an update to the PHP Extension. I saw another poster asked about this latest for the latest version of PHP but there was no  response/resolution on it.

I tried installing the 5.4 EDB PHP extension on the 5.5.12 box, but it did not show, hence my question.

Subsequent to posting I contacted support earlier so I will try again and hope this can work without me having to downgrade the installed PHP and x-bit size to work.

I shall update this post as I see this as a question others may be interested in at some point in order to run PHP files with EDB.

** UPDATE **

My request was fulfilled in super quick time. Both PHP 5.5 and 5.6 Extensions are now available.

Thanks Elevate!