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Posted over 13 years ago by [email protected] (tomask.de)
Hi Martin, I'm still getting an error while building my multi modul project. [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.phpmaven:maven-php-plugin: 2.0-SNAPSHOT:phar (default-phar) on project php-lib: Failed packing phar: ... [ERROR] PHP Fatal error: ... [More] Uncaught exception 'UnexpectedValueException' with message 'Iterator RecursiveIteratorIterator returned a path [Less]
Posted over 13 years ago by [email protected] (martin.eisengardt)
Yes. It would be a help for building closed source.
Posted over 13 years ago by [email protected] (Shadowwalker)
While looking into the whole Zend solution, I've stumbled upon this : " Zend Encoder <[link]>(included in Zend Guard) converts your PHP into a binary form which Zend calls ‘Zend Intermediate Code’." This "conversion" towards Zend Intermediate Code is apparently not
Posted over 13 years ago by [email protected] (martin.eisengardt)
No, a lock would never succeed. A phar is an open specification described in the php manual. Think of zip files or jar files. They can always be manually extracted. A phar file that will be usable in classic php can always be extracted. It is really simple: <?php $phar = new Phar('my.phar'); $phar->extractTo('target-dir') ;
Posted over 13 years ago by [email protected] (martin.eisengardt)
Hi everyone. Please review your settings.xml. We created the new repositories and know the "xworlds" repository will be discontinued. The repositories available via [link] or [link] will soon link to the php-maven repository group. See [link] for details.
Posted over 13 years ago by [email protected] (Ryan RAJKOMAR)
Does anyone know of a way to accomplish this ? I mean that you would develop your app as usual but when packaging it into a phar, the phar file would only be readable using th php server but nothing could be "extracted" or accessible (like when using the import phar project feature of eclipse)
Posted over 13 years ago by Martin Eisengardt
Posted over 13 years ago by Martin Eisengardt
Posted over 13 years ago by Martin Eisengardt
Posted over 13 years ago by Martin Eisengardt