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Which ISAPI module ? PHP ? Is PHP also an ISAPI module ? In which server ? (Apache/IIS/etc)<br />
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What are you trying to do exactly ?
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Which ISAPI module ? PHP ? Is PHP also an ISAPI module ? In which server ? (Apache/IIS/etc)

What are you trying to do exactly ?

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Thanks guys, this gives me the direction at least! &nbsp;<br />
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VGR: its a Bank Server (AIX) that use a web server that run a isapi.dll as a middleware. &nbsp;The &quot;middleware&quot; server seam to be a IIS. &nbsp;My server is a linux with PHP installed.<br />
I want people to go through my server with PHP and make &quot;calls&quot; to the bank server that act as a middleman to the legacy application. &nbsp;Then I have to funnel the answer back to my web site visitor. &nbsp;All that with SSL lines and answers that are coming back as html pages...<br />
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Thanks guys, this gives me the direction at least!  

VGR: its a Bank Server (AIX) that use a web server that run a isapi.dll as a middleware.  The "middleware" server seam to be a IIS.  My server is a linux with PHP installed.
I want people to go through my server with PHP and make "calls" to the bank server that act as a middleman to the legacy application.  Then I have to funnel the answer back to my web site visitor.  All that with SSL lines and answers that are coming back as html pages...



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Hello Guys,<br />
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Can someone walk me through the process of asking questions and interpreting answer from an ISAPI.DLL install on a remote server (that return .html files as answers) with PHP code on my Linux Server?<br />
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Tks!!!<br />
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Frank<br />

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Hello Guys,

Can someone walk me through the process of asking questions and interpreting answer from an ISAPI.DLL install on a remote server (that return .html files as answers) with PHP code on my Linux Server?

Tks!!!

Frank


Newbie, How to communicate with an ISAPI.dll with PHP

PHP is a widely-used server-side scripting language especially suited for web development, powering tens of millions of sites from Facebook to personal WordPress blogs. PHP is often paired with the MySQL relational database, but includes support for most other mainstream databases. By utilizing different Server APIs, PHP can work on many different web servers as a server-side scripting language.