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Remote Classes for PHP 0.1 Copyright 2010 iCept Media. All rights reserved. Remote Classes for PHP [RCP] is a library to use classes on a remote server in an easy way. The client calls class method and properties on a remote object using a local wrapper. == Requirements == - PHP 5.2+ (5.3 tested) - mcrypt extension - ucspi-tcp (to use server example 2) == Documentation == The examples should explain everything. Maybe I write additional documentation in the future. == Examples == Three examples are provided: one client and two server implementations. The first server implementation is entirely PHP, whereas the second one uses the ucspi-tcp TCP server to provide concurrent connections and a more mature basis. == Limitations == The following PHP features are NOT supported: - References (including objects by reference) - Static methods == Security == - The data sent between the client and the host is encrypted with Triple Des. - A remote class must implement RCP_IRemoteCallable to prevent unintended usage of classes. == Protocol == [length of the coming packet]<space>[[command id]<space>[sequentie id]<space>[serialized data]]
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