webgame communication problem

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oman
oman ✭
edited August 2012 in Photon Server
my project is a webgame, I want to let the webclient (such as written in php) communication with the loginserver, how to do that ? If I create a socket in php, how to parse the data the loginserver written in photon ? any photon's class I can use or only create my own server socket?

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] ✭
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    We don't have a PHP SDK for Photon, sorry. We focus on client-side SDKs for client-to-server connections and don't plan to create a PHP SDK for server-to-server to connections.

    If you want to access Photon from the client, you could try Photon's WebSockets together with the JavaScript Client SDK (it's only in Beta stadium right now - so we would appreciate any feedback).

    If you really need to access Photon from your server-side PHP application, there is no out-of-the box solution. Sorry again.

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