After almost a year of break, I’m a bit back to coding Ivor. My Object Oriented framework for PHP 5 that emulates the API of Java and gives the user some background tools for his application (like load-balancing, workers, SOAP communication, plugins etc.)
This is a small teaser on how it will process any GET/POST parameters communication.
This part was introduced on some coding-night with Hawk long time ago when we were working for dev.php.pl. Well, maybe it’s time to go back there?
I think it’s pretty clean and solves one of the biggest security fackups with PHP request handling. The ability to overwrite $_GET/$_POST arrays.
What do you think?
P.S. updated link
4 replies on “Ivor – rebirth”
Looks nice, I also use something like this in my projects.
It’s very similar to Phiend2.Context, so Ivor will not work with Phiend? 🙂
Do you want to make Ivor open-source.
Well, it was developed with author of Phiend… so it’s obvious 😉
Yes, framework will go on LGPL or MPL probably.
I’m getting Error 404, but as long as it’s similar to phiend2.context I know what’s this like.
Anyway, I want to take a look 😉
well… no offence, but if it looks similar to this (updated link is here) then Phiend2 has similar code to Ivor, not otherwise 😉
Anyway, I have fun during working on it once more. Today I added generic error displaying class and I’ll play more with it in this month.
But it won’t be released anyhow soon because most of this work will be made for my company and this will not cover the only missing thing before initial release – caching.
Ivor will use 95% syntax from Java 1.5 API, it will support stanalone HTTP server, load balancing and workers, remote application communication, and a few other nice features (like persistant application scope variables and session scope variables – yes, like Tomcat :))