c++ and php

[devendraC]

Hi,
I am using c++ library(.so files) with php 4.3.2 as:
In first page I create object like this:

<?
session_start();
session_register("object");
$object = myphpclass();
$object->setstring("Hello how are you");
echo "<br>",$object->getstring(), "<br>";
?>

(here myphpclass is created in c++).
which is working fine.

Now when I use $object in another page like this:
<?
session_start();
$obj=$_SESSION['object'];
$obj->getstring()
?>
Following error come:
Fatal error: underlying object is of wrong type in getstring().

Please help

Regards
Devendra

[downsize]

I am not sure if they spell it out, but you have to include the class before you call the session_start();

I also think you need to serialize/
unserialize your objects to carry them accross pages.

you are also mixing the old way and new way of doing things. I suppose that will work, logically - however bad programming practice.

(session_register w/ $_SESSION).