Re: New to the list looking for Codeigniter

[BButterworth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

You crack me up, Henrik! :^) Sorry, I should have clarified that: yes, our 
website is served from a Power Systems server running IBM i 6.1. In fact, 
we'd be an almost exclusively IBM shop, if they hadn't dropped OS/2. Our 
toll system was developed custom in house by IBM as well, but now 
maintained by us. In any event, we are an RPG shop, and the previous 
version of our website was based on CGIDEV2. We switched to PHP, 
ZendServer and ExpressionEngine for our new website (same hardware and 
OS), so we'd have a CMS-based solution. The CMS is built on CodeIgniter, 
JQuery and MySQL. So I can reasonably say that the CodeIgniter framework 
works against MySQL (5.1.50) on ZendServer (5.0.4) and IBM i (6.1). It 
should also work against DB2 with an ODBC connection, or it may be 
possible to integrate the DB2 connectivity in Zend's PHP toolkit to do the 
same.

Our customer account app. is still RPG-based, but we may eventually switch 
to PHP -- thus, the need to learn CodeIgniter, PHP toolkit, etc. so we can 
integrate with ExpressionEngine, IBM i, etc. I've started learning the 
different components in my spare time, but been side-tracked lately by 
other projects.

Blake


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date: Fri, 10 Jun 2011 21:16:28 +0200
from: Henrik R?tzou <hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WEB400] New to the list looking for Codeigniter

" I haven't had much time to
learn and code with CodeIgniter to this point, but it should run fine on
IBM i with MySQL or DB2."

are you in fact on an IBM i ???

On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 9:13 PM, Henrik R?tzou <hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> So you have no DB2 and RPG envionment on the server or how do you handle
> that ?
>
>
> On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 9:08 PM, <BButterworth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > We're running our website on ZendServer CE 5.0.4 and EllisLab's 
Expression
> > Engine 2.1.3 (CMS) . The latter is built on the CodeIgniter framework 
and
> > MySQL. It's been working great for us, so I think Jon is right that you
> > would be well served upgrading to ZendServer. I haven't had much time 
to
> > learn and code with CodeIgniter to this point, but it should run fine 
on
> > IBM i with MySQL or DB2. I believe functions from the Zend framework 
(and
> > possibly the PHP toolkit for IBM i) can be integrated as well. At 
least,
> > I've read something about that online, though I haven't gotten around 
to
> > testing it yet.
> >
> > Blake