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PHP Programming for Windows (Landmark (New Riders))

ISBN: 0735711690
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2002
Pages: 99

Authors: Andrew Stopford

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• About the Author
• About the Technical Reviewers
• Acknowledgments
• Tell Us What You Think
• Foreword
• Introduction
• Who Should Read This Book
• Who This Book Is Not For
• Prerequisites
• Overview
• Conventions
• Part I: Getting Started with PHP
• Chapter 1. Introduction to PHP
• What Is PHP?
• How Did PHP Develop?
• What Is Open Source?
• How Does PHP Development Differ from Developing in ASP or ColdFusion?
• Who Is Responsible for Further Development of PHP?
• PHP Today
• The Future of PHP
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Installation and Optimization
• Planning Your Installation of PHP
• Downloading PHP
• Installing PHP
• Optimizing Your Installation
• Installation Troubleshooting
• Summary
• Part II: Introduction to PHP Programming
• Chapter 3. PHP Programming
• PHP Coding Tools
• Basic PHP Syntax
• Variables
• Logic and Loops
• Arrays
• Structured and Reusable Code
• Summary
• Chapter 4. PHP and Files
• PHP s File and Directory Functions
• PHP and Files
• PHP and Directories
• Summary
• Chapter 5. PHP and Sessions
• PHP Sessions
• PHP and WDDX Sessions
• Summary
• Chapter 6. PHP and Databases
• PHP s Database Querying Methods
• Database Work
• Querying a Database Using ODBC and PHP
• Querying a Database Directly Using PHP
• Summary
• Part III: Advanced PHP Programming
• Chapter 7. PHP, COM, and .NET
• All About COM
• PHP and .NET
• Summary
• Chapter 8. PHP and XML
• A Brief History of XML
• What Is XML?
• Reading XML
• What Makes Up XML?
• How Is XML Structured?
• Using PHP with XML
• Formatting XML with PHP and XSL
• Summary
• Chapter 9. PHP and Web Services
• What Makes Up a Web Service?
• The Future of Web Services
• Using PHP to Create Web Services
• Summary
• Chapter 10. PHP and ADO
• The History of ADO
• What Is ADO to You as a PHP Programmer?
• Installing ADO
• Using PHP with ADO
• ADODB and PHP
• Summary
• Chapter 11. PHP and Active Directory
• What Is an X.500 Directory?
• What Is LDAP?
• What Is Active Directory?
• Working with Active Directory
• Using PHP with Active Directory
• Summary
• Part IV: Appendices
• Appendix A. Creating an ODBC Connection
• Section 1
• Section 2
• Appendix B. Installing a Web Server
• Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0
• Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 5.0
• Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS) 4.0
• Apache
• IMatix Corporation Xitami