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by Andrew Johnstone
Posts Tagged ‘API’
Soap, XmlRpc and Rest with the Zend Framework
20 Feb 2008The Project I was recently working on a project to expose our trading systems via XmlRpc, Rest and SOAP. It was quite an interesting project, which took two of us three weeks to develop (Amongst other things). This involved creating a testbed, that would automatically generate the payload and response for each protocol. The parameters [...]
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- Tags: API, PHP, Rest, Soap, Zend Framework, ZF
Plesk don’t fully support API
In: PHP
12 Mar 2006I found this a little amazing, but SWSoft don’t actually fully support their own software. “Unfortunately, SWSoft does not fully support the API that is built in to Plesk and more than likely, they will request that we first perform an upgrade to the latest version of Plesk before they provide any further support.”, Rackspace. [...]
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- Tags: API, PHP, Plesk
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- Steve: Hi there... sorry that this is old, but I'm trying to use your script to check for my usage per seco [...]
- vinodh: great. thanks . My boss wanted me to configure multiple mysql instances on same physical machine . i [...]
- andrew.johnstone: In the example above this was in fact using spl_autoload_register. I've never debugged this properly [...]
- Mike: I had a similar problem I think where a random class would fail to load when others loaded just fine [...]
- John Cannon: Hey that was really needful. Thanks for sharing. I'll surely be looking for more. [...]
- Awk craziness: Processing log files
- Elastic Search Presentation
- Requests per second from Apache logs
- Hackday @ Everlution
- apt-get unattended / non-interactive installation
- PHP apache_note, Graphite & Logster for logging
- Vagrant – Automating PHP/MySQL Installation with bash/slack for continuous deployment
- PHP5.3 autoload/class_exists fail
- Selenium
- Installing Java & MySQL – unattended/non-interactive installation
