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Multi Thread PHP Port listener script.

Asked by phenixfilms in PHP Scripting Language

Tags: php, port, listener

Alrighty.....
To the person who can help i offer... 1 million dollars (contract subject to change as soon as you answer the question hehee)

so heres the idea... i need a script that sits on the server listening away for ever. I connect via a socket to the server (using flash) Flash sends a command to the php listening script. The script does some parsing magic etc and then echos results back to the swfs listening. At the moment I have a script that listens and responds as mentioned above.... the problem however is if I have to swfs connected and listening at once.... the swf that connects to the socket first maintains priority until its closed... there for all requests for data by the second swf is ignored by the listener... I need to have multiple swfs make requests at virtually the same time and receive results back....

Any help would be greatly appreciated.... below is what I have for the listener.

set_time_limit(100);

// Create the instance of the xml parse object //
$socket = socket_create( AF_INET , SOCK_STREAM , SOL_TCP);
$isbind = socket_bind($socket, "10.10.0.103", 8787);
if (!($isbind)){
echo "Trouble Binding";
return 0;
}

while($socket){
socket_listen($socket, 10);
$newsock = socket_accept($socket);
$aSockets .= $newsock;
$socketsCount = count($aSockets);
if ($newsock){
$indata = socket_read($newsock, 512);
$xmlstring = $parse->parseinputxml("<xmls>" . $indata . "</xmls>",$xmlobject); //
$string = "$xmlstring \0";
socket_write($newsock, $string);
socket_close($newsock);
}else{
echo "screwed up\n";

}
}

socket_close($socket);
echo "done\n";

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Multi Thread PHP Port listener script.

Asked by phenixfilms in PHP Scripting Language

Tags: php, port, listener

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