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“Real” Javascript Sockets!
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in PHPI could not find a single way to have real sockets in Javascript. Google told me that there probably is no solution except embeding a java applet or an active-x component! So I thought why not using a little .swf file as a bridge from javascript to the socket functions of flash! You can see…
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Services_Webservice
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in PHPServices_Webservice finally made it into PEAR. Phillipe Jausions and Matthew Fonda are now contributing to the project. We already released the first alpha version and ask everyone to download and test it. The package will/should do all the annoying stuff that comes to you when creating webservices, like: wsdl (webservice description language) creation disco (discovery)…
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PHP-Webservices
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in PHPAfter some weeks of development, the php5-webservice project is born. This package with the name „Services_Webservice“ is similair to the .NET way of handling webservices and currently there is a call for votes on the pear website. The package does all the annoying stuff that comes to you when creating webservices, like: – wsdl (webservice…
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PTimecard alpha release
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in PHPMayflower presents PDesk Timecard. The desktop client for timetracking is in alpha state and we encourage interested users to download and test it. Timecard runs on Windows with .NET Framework installed. After installation and starting youll find it in the IconTray running continuously and from beginning synchronizing with the demo on <a href="http://www.phprojekt.com">phprojekt.com</a>. Timecard smart…
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My first PHP Extension.
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in PHPThis is my first contribution to writing php extensions. Extractor interfaces the libextractor library which offered some nice functionality to a project I am currently working on. Libextractor is used to extract meta-data from files of arbitrary type. Ext_skel and the pear packaging system came really handy during the development process. Following Filetypes are supported:…
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PHP soap server and dotNet c# client – part 1 [Nested Arrays]
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in PHPThis entry will show you how to model a dotnet valid wsdl file, how to send dotnet valid responses from php and finally how to connect a c# client. This is the wsdl ‚DOTNET‘ way 3->5->7->2 to continue Johann’s previous post. It is easy, at least if you know what desires the Microsoft’s xml-serializer. To…