>>No, there's no Apache server at all. The PHP engine is php-cgi.exe - and that's called directly from the nettalk server (using OddJob).
Yes, just found out. Saw a php page in the webserver settings. That was not very clear in the doc's I guess.
>>>> Nettalk could then parse data in and retrieve data out of the php pages html-pages before they are send to the browser, right?
>> Bear in mind that my experience with PHP is very limited, so this answer is largely what I understand, and not something I've tested.
>> It appears to me that the whatever is output from the php engine (ie it's now "html" as you say) is then parsed for NetTalk tags in the usual way. >> see;
http://www.capesoft.com/docs/NetTalk7/NetTalkWebBasic.htm#Tags>> To test it I'd start with something very simple;
>> ie set the first line to be
>> <!-- NetWebServer -->
>> and then embed a simple session value;
>> <!-- Net:s:SessionVariable -->
Thanks! Best way is probably playing with it. Seems pretty interesting.
Nick