From: Wez Furlong <wez@php.net>
Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 00:03:02 +0000 (+0000)
Subject: Add README and CREDITS...
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Add README and CREDITS...
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diff --git a/sapi/activescript/CREDITS b/sapi/activescript/CREDITS
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+ActiveScript
+Wez Furlong
diff --git a/sapi/activescript/README b/sapi/activescript/README
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+This is the ActiveScript SAPI for PHP.
+======================================
+
+Once registered on your system (using regsvr32), you will be able to use
+PHP script in any ActiveScript compliant host.  The list includes:
+
+o. Client-side script in Internet Explorer
+o. Windows Script Host
+o. ASP and ASP.NET
+o. Windows Script Components / Behaviours
+o. MS Scriptlet control
+
+Probably the most useful of these will be using it with the scriptlet
+control, or in your own activescript host, so that you can very easily
+embed PHP into your win32 application.
+
+Installation.
+=============
+
+Build and install it somewhere; then register the engine like this:
+
+  regsvr32 php4activescript.dll
+
+Usage.
+======
+
+o. Client-side script in Internet Explorer
+
+  <script language="ActivePHP">
+  	$window->alert("Hello");
+  </script>
+
+o. Windows Script Host
+
+  Create a .wsf file like this:
+
+  <job id="test">
+    <script language="ActivePHP">
+	  $WScript->Echo("Hello");
+	</script>
+  </script>
+
+o. ASP and ASP.NET
+
+  <%@language=ActivePHP %>
+  <% $Response->Write("Hello"); %>
+
+o. Windows Script Components / Behaviours
+
+  Use language="ActivePHP" on your <script> tags
+
+o. MS Scriptlet control
+
+  Set the language property to "ActivePHP"
+
+