How to Convert an existing php application using phlanger

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How to Convert an existing php application using phlanger
so that it can be hosted in .net hosting server.
the php application uses codeigniter framework.
The application uses facebook authentication, which is not working.
do we need any specific assembly reference ?

Posted 28-May-12 2:10am

ren0007

Updated 28-May-12 19:19pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-May-12 13:14pm

Not clear what's your problem? Phalanger is designed pretty much for such purposes. CodeIgniter is a different thing, but it's available in source code. You can re-write the parts where you us CodeIgniter to use .NET or try to port some parts of CodeIgniter. It's hard to say anything else because you did not provide any detail of your work.
--SA

ren0007 29-May-12 0:44am

Thanks SAKryukov
we tried different things, simple php page accessing db works fine gets converted compatible for .net.
we assume it could be codeigniter, thats y wanted to know if we would require any other reference to get the code compatible for .net. any specific assembly reference ?
Our php application uses Codeigniter ver 2.2. it has facebook api integration aswell. we are trying to host it in .Net hosting server like appharbor. Not sure if its facebook specific issue, we are using facebook authentication, thats not working

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