[Interest] Difference between QProcess::execute() and QProcess::start()

[Joachim Langenbach]

Good evening,

I have a php webservice and a Qt client. To test the webservice I use the php 
build in webserver. Therefore my idea was to use the build in php webserver 
also to serve the webservice instance during the Qt client tests. Todo so, I 
tried to start the webserver with help of QProcess. But with QProcess::start() 
the webserver produces very strange faults and with QProcess::execute(), it 
works.

Since there is no difference mentioned in the documentation between those to 
functions, I'd like to ask, if you have a idea what is going on here.

I attached a small example with both methods executing /usr/bin/php

Kind regards,

Joachim Langenbach

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