intranet and include

[finger]

hi!

i am using
include "192.58.0.23/MyServlet";
when 192.58.0.23 is a local server which
cannot be accessed from outside the intra-
net.
the php-site lies on our webserver and
can be accessed from outside and has to
include 'MyServlet' from the local server.
does this work?

tia

finger

[smarlowe]

include includes locally accessable files, not remote ones via http or someother protocal.

You will need to mount the filesystem containing the file MyServlet from the other server somewhere under the file system of your server, then you can include it.

[yelvington]

The manual says: "If 'URL fopen wrappers' are enabled in PHP (which they are in the default configuration), you can specify the file to be include()ed using an URL instead of a local pathname. See Remote files and fopen() for more information."

So, if the remote server supports HTTP:

include ("http://192.58.0.23/MyServlet");

... is legal. However, if the remote server parses and executes PHP code, and you are attempting to include that code for local execution, the results will not be what you desire.

[finger]

great thanks for your answers. i think i know
now what i've to do

regards

finger