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Convert a spool file to PDF using PHP on i5/OS
In: PHP| Zend Core| Zend Framework| i5/OS
30 Jan 2010Recently I started to develop on IBM i5 systems using PHP. PHP is becoming a very popular languages in the IBM i5 community to produce web applications and to modernize “green screen” applications. If you want to know how to use PHP on IBM i5 systems you have to look at the Zend Core for [...]
A new book on Zend Framework 1.8
In: Books| PHP| Zend Framework
12 Nov 2009I’m reading the new book of Keith Pope, “Zend Framework 1.8, web application development” of PackT Publishing and my first impression is very good!
This book introduces the Zend Framework (ZF) using a direct approach to build a real web application in depth, in particular an e-commerce web site (you can download the source code [...]
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- Tags: Books, framework, mvc, PHP, zend, Zend Framework, Zend_Application
Refactoring the ZF Secure Login example with Zend_Application
In: PHP| Security| Zend Framework
22 Oct 2009In this post i’m going to refactoring the ZF Secure Login application, that i provided in my previous post, using the new Zend_Application class, out from the version 1.8 of Zend Framework.
Here you can find the source of the new application (12 Kb)
From the Reference Guide of ZF: “Zend_Application provides a bootstrapping facility for applications [...]
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- Tags: md5, PHP, refactoring, Zend Framework, Zend_Application
Build a secure login with Zend Framework
In: PHP| Security| Zend Framework
3 Jul 2009After a long pause i’m come back on my blog with a post about the development of a secure web login system in PHP with the use of Zend Framework. The issue to build a login system in a web application is quite common. The security aspect of a login system is absolutely important and [...]
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- Tags: Add new tag, csrf, hash, login, md5, PHP, secure, session fixation, sql injection, Zend Framework, Zend_Auth, Zend_Form
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This is my personal blog about computer programming in PHP for business and passion. I'm Enrico Zimuel a Software Engineer since 1996. I work as Senior Consultant & Architect at Zend Technologies. For more info about me visit my web site.
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- Enrico Zimuel: Hi David, unfortunately the i5_spool can manage only strings, no images. If you need to convert comp [...]
- David Porter: Zimuel, Thanks for the Spool Class and information on using the i5 Toolkit for strong i5/OS inter [...]
- ninon: Hi!! thanks for your article, it's been so useful to me. I'm novice in zend and I've a doubt. I ha [...]
- snow boots: Using the Google Maps API you can easly compare the data stored into your database with the google d [...]
- Enrico Zimuel: To use the ZendAPI_Queue you have to run your PHP application using Zend Platform (http://www.zend.c [...]
- Benchmarking Zend Server CE with Joomla
- PHP session sharing using Zend Server CE and MS SQL Server
- Convert a spool file to PDF using PHP on i5/OS
- Call for papers phpDay 2010
- A new book on Zend Framework 1.8
- Zend_Cache: how to improve the performance of PHP applications
- Refactoring the ZF Secure Login example with Zend_Application
- Build a secure login with Zend Framework
- Using the Job Queue API of the Zend Platform
- Display geographic data with PHP and Google Map
