Policy about PHP4

Hi all
When will Eventum walk into a PHP 5 application?
PHP 5 has been around for 3 years now and soon there will be
a beta for
version 6 out.

PHP 4 will be discontinued in december 2007, only critical
fixes will
be done until august 2008. So as I see it, it's just a
matter of time
until Eventum has to have a "PHP 5 or greater" in
it's requirement list.

It works great for me in PHP 5.

/Jostein

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Hi Jostein,

Jostein Martinsen wrote:
> Hi all
> When will Eventum walk into a PHP 5 application?
> PHP 5 has been around for 3 years now and soon there
will be a beta for
> version 6 out.
> 
> PHP 4 will be discontinued in december 2007, only
critical fixes will
> be done until august 2008. So as I see it, it's just a
matter of time
> until Eventum has to have a "PHP 5 or
greater" in it's requirement list.
> 
> It works great for me in PHP 5.
> 

I should change this as a requirement. Everyone I know is
running 
eventum on PHP5. While I don't think we are taking advantage
of specific 
PHP 5 features, I know Eventum will not work on older
versions of 4.1.

I need to revamp the list of features and requirements and
will tackle 
this as part of it.

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MySQL AB, www.mysql.com

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