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I have migrated WSM from CVS to Subversion today, basically re-imported the sources into the new repository since I’m more comfortable with svn.
Because I’m a linux user now, the development on WSM is somehow discontinued.
The good news is that I have found a great OS emulator, qemu , installed windows XP as a guest OS on my computer, the free microsoft compiler and now I’m ready to code on WSM.
My TODO list:
- WSMService::create should return a WSMService object
- More methods related with windows services
- Use WSM to control a service on a network computer (tests)
- Update API docs from WSM web-site
- Create a new relase.
- Compile it with windows gcc (a Makefile, anyone?)
- Add methods to create a service from a php script (like win32service has).
- Rule the World.
Don’t know when I can finish this list, but if you can help me with:
- code: if you are familiar with PHP internals or with windows API
- tests: get the sources, compile them and load the wsm extension
- web-site maintenance (what skills you need for this?).
please, do contact me.
In return, you can add a new line in your resume:
I did task X for a nice open-source project, WSM
or you can add your name on the credits, or you can just learn something new.
WSM (Windows Service Management) is a great PHP extension (not published with pecl) witch provides a nice OO API that will help you to control windows services (start/stop, create/remove, query) from php.
Update 10.April.2006
The sync was made on the berlios servers and the subversion service is available. Checkout the code with:
svn checkout svn://svn.berlios.de/wsm
“More info on how to get WSM source from berlios svn ":http://developer.berlios.de/svn/?group_id=2873.
on WSM future:
- Step 0.5: Finish tasks from my TODO list
- Step 1: Create a clone of win32 module from python to php.
- Step 2: Port other cool win32 modules to php.