Daffodil software is announced the release of the PHP extension module for its Java databases. Now a day, Daffodil is used as a back-end for web based. The PHP extension for Daffodil database provides an effective means for connecting to Daffodil DB server from within PHP, the most powerful server side, cross-platform, HTML embedded scripting language. Any databases oriented application built in PHP can make use Daffodil DB.

At the first, PHP extension has been tested on Linux and windows, which is compatible with PHP version 4.3.7. This extension has also been made available in One$DB, which I the open source version of Daffodil DB. Through this database, JDBC interface allows it to be accessed via the web. Now a day, the new version of PHP interface will make it easier for users to built applications around PHP and Daffodil DB, and also enabling easy exodus of existing PHP applications or solutions to Daffodil DB. Scalability, Performance are the main advantages of Daffodil DB, which is very important to use in their PHP solution.

You have been witness growing interface from PHP developer in regards to incorporate the java databases into their web communications.

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