Archive for May, 2007
PHP Developer - May 31st, 2007
Tony Bibbs takes a look at an increasingly popular bit of functionality in PHP5, the SOAP extension, and notes that it still has a “ways to go”.
In my latest round of web services work in PHP5 I was creating a PHP5 client that interacts with our Java-based ERP. The client needs to be a combination of a couple of WSDL’s into one, nice, compact and powerful client. It should be noted this client will be distributed via the State of Iowa PEAR channel so it will undoubted by used by other project in our organization and throughout state government so the result needs to have a lot more fit-and-finish than would be typical.
He mentions his expectations for PHP’s usage of the protocol, including the automatic generation of variables/methods/etc to help the developer use the remote application easier.
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Dev Shed - May 31st, 2007
In this conclusion to a three-part series you will add PEAR into the mix of what you have already learned. This article is excerpted from chapter 9 of em Learning PHP and MySQL em written by Michele Davis and Jon Phillips O Reilly 2 6 ISBN 5961 11 4 . Copyright 2 6 O Reilly Media Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission from the publisher. Available from booksellers or direct from O Reilly Media….
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PHP Developer - May 31st, 2007
Nick Halstead takes a look at another aspect of the Zend Framework in his latest blog post - the ACL component in the most recent release, Zend Framework RC1.
Yesterday RC1 of Zend Framework was released. I have been working away using it for several months and I have tried to give back small snippets of code as I went along. I had to do some work on my class that extends the Zend ACL and it reminded me how I like to approach coding as a whole.
He goes on to look at what the Zend Framework access control functionality is and how he plans on using it. He follows this with a few code snippets that, among other things, show how the Zend_Config_Ini component could be used to maintain the access list.
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PHP Developer - May 31st, 2007
Rob Allen has a quick note today about two updates he’s made to the Zend_Config module of the Zend Framework:
You can download the latest version of the Zend Framework from the project’s main site and, to get you started, you can also check out Rob’s great Getting Started tutorial
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PHP Developer - May 30th, 2007
Andi Gutmans has a reminder for all of those wanting to get their presentations in for this year’s Zend/PHP Conference and Expo - the Call for Papers ends tomorrow, May 31st 2007.
In October, 2007 we are hosting our 3rd annual Zend/PHP Conference near San Francisco. It is a great opportunity to meet other people from the PHP community, meet with various users of ours who are building business-critical applications, get to meet some of the commercial eco-system builders and of course hear what Zend is up to.
This year’s conference is being held at the Hyatt Regency at the San Francisco Airport October 8th through the 11th. The general overview of each day of the conference has been posted already and you can register now to reserve your place!
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