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  • Subject: Cocoa <- > PHP <-> MySQL
  • From: Steve Cronin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 03:50:25 -0600

Folks;

I've inherited some Cocoa code that uses NSMutableNURLRequest and NSURLConnection to pass .php request to a server.
The NSMutableURLRequest packs up some data into the the .php which stuffs this data into a MySQL database.


This is all working nicely.

Now what I've been asked to make happen is to submit a different bit of php which will run a query against this same MySQL database.
We want to use Cocoa to submit the php script and retrieve the response, which will be the results of the query.


Setting aside the php on the server side, I'm hoping to find a working example of something similar to the Cocoa piece of this new requirement.

I'm just looking for how to 'submit', wait for response, capture the response / error in Cocoa.
I'll get the server side figured out separately


Thanks for any pointers!
Steve
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