connect asp.net with php ?

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i have website which made with asp.net +c#

i wont to connect the site with php ????

thanks

Posted 7-May-11 0:58am

khad-2011

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Ankur^\m/ 7-May-11 7:06am

Connect the site to php means?

NuttingCDEF 7-May-11 7:08am

Can you clarify what you mean?

Do you mean that (at least for this part of your project) you want to use PHP as a client to connect to a web site that was built using ASP.NET / C#, retrieve a page from that site and do something with it in your PHP code?

If so, it's just like retrieving a page from any other web site - the fact that it was built using ASP.NET / C# is irrelevant. All your PHO client will see is the HTML that is rendered (or any other file type you've requested - so you might need to look at HTTP headers / mime type to interpret the data that comes back appropriately).

If not, what are you trying to do?

khad-2011 7-May-11 7:22am

hi
i have link bottom in my site i wont to put php code in it
how can i make it ???

NuttingCDEF 7-May-11 7:29am

Sorry, I'm still failing to understand what you are trying to achieve. Why do you want to put PHP in?

khad-2011 7-May-11 7:42am

because i wont to connect (java applet with my site so i convert java applet to php code .. so i wont to connect my site with php code

NuttingCDEF 7-May-11 9:05am

So are you talking about the PHP code running on the SERVER or running on the CLIENT?

I'd expect a java applet to be code that is delivered to the user's web browser and then runs within the web browser on the CLIENT.

But PHP is mainly a SERVER side language - like C# ASP.NET - when the web server receives a request, code runs on the server and generates HTML (and other things) to be sent back in the response to the client.

The response may include things like JavaScript that contain code that then runs on the client in the web browser. JavaScript may also generates further HTTP requests to the server (which may service them using whatever language you like) which sends responses back that the client side code can then interpret and use (that's roughly how AJAX works).

But the server side and client side code are always distinct and can (and usually do) use different languages - the commonality is the HTTP protocol that client and server use to communicate.

Given all this, why have you taken a java applet and converted it to PHP? What was the aim? Why did the java applet not work as it stood?

khad-2011 8-May-11 3:36am

because the java applet i cannot connect it with (asp.net )

NuttingCDEF 8-May-11 4:05am

OK - I'm still assuming that you are trying to run the Java applet / PHP on the client's web browser - and NOT on the server. If I'm wrong on this, please say so as it makes a BIG difference to how things work and where the problems might be.

If that is right:

1. The fact that you are using ASP.NET on the web server is probably irrelevant. The client / web browser and anything running there almost certainly doesn't care what language the server code is written in.

2. PHP is very unlikely to be supported at all on the majority of client computers / web browsers in the world - whereas Java is fairly well supported - so unless your clients are all computers where you can control what software is installed on them (maybe possible with computers within a single business / organisation where the IT department runs everything) I'd drop PHP now - most users won't have it installed and won't have the necessary skills to install / configure it. If you started with a Java applet that may have been for a very good reason - a high proportion of machines have Java already installed in one form or another. If you've got problems with the Java applet communicating with your web server, the best answer is likely to be to fix the Java applet, not translate it into some other language.

3. You now need to provide a LOT more detail about what you mean by "connect" - code samples / what you are trying to do / what you've tried (in Java) already / detailed symptoms and error messages. Without this, the chances of you getting anything useful from Code Project are approximately zero (at the moment the only thing you've really said is that you've got a Java applet that has a bug somewhere).

khad-2011 8-May-11 5:02am

ok i want the way to put code of java applet in link bottom in web site(asp.net +c#)
what should i write in asp and c# ??

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IncredibleRam · Answer 1 · 2011-05-07T02:06:00

hello there
i didn't do this in any of the website of mine but may be following articles may help you with the problem :

Phalanger, PHP for .NET: Introduction for .NET developers[^]
or
http://forums.asp.net/t/1656404.aspx/1?How+do+I+run+php+code+with+an+html+file+by+changing+the+web+config+file+[^]
or
http://p2p.wrox.com/classic-asp-basics/26143-how-run-php-code-asp.html[^]

best regards.