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Use php5_kbmmw.dll for PHP 5.
Building the PHP extension
On Linux the extension is compiled into the executable, while it is a seperate dll on windows.
Make sure that you have the following installed:
Full PHP development package for PHP v.4.2.x or newer.
Full C development SDK matching your system (GCC primarly supported by PHP).
libtool v. 1.4.x (not 1.5.x as that wont work with the standard PHP building procedures. Please
notice that PHP automatically generates a local symbolic link to /usr/local/bin/libtool which is
placed in PHP's root directory.)
automake v. 1.5
Autoconf v. 2.13 (earlier versions have problems with cleaning up its cache properly. To
circumvent, delete the contents of the autom4te.cache directory before doing buildconf.)
kbmMW pure C-client. The include files must be placed in /usr/include/kbmmw and the library
file libkbmMWClient.a must be placed in /usr/lib/kbmmw
kbmMW PHP extension. This must be placed in a directory named kbmmw in the PHP
subdirectory ext
When these prerequisites are in place, configuration of PHP with kbmMW can begin. Usually it is
required to be root to succeed with the PHP configuration.
First optionally clean the files from the autom4te.cache directory in the PHP install directory.
./buildconf --force
Will generate the configuration scripts needed by the build process.
./configure --enable-kbmmw
Will generate the compile scripts needed to compile PHP with kbmMW extension support. More
extensions can be given on the command line.
make
Will compile PHP and the required extensions (in our case including the kbmMW extension).
Sample
See the PHP/sample folder for an example of a PHP client.
More documentation
Find more documentation at:
http://www.components4programmers.com/downloads/kbmmw/documentation/
kbmMW_PHP_client.pdf
2.5.7
Python
The python client allows you to access RW NetServer directly from Python 2 and 3.
If you are going to use it with Python 2, it is important that you add the enum.py packpage to
python 2 lib folder.
Find it at: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/enum34 or use the version we have included.
Tested with python 2.7.7 and 3.4.1
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