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Sessions - PHP & XML
| Session title | Speaker |
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| PX1 - How to Use XSL in PHP 5 | Blankerts |
| PX2 - How to Create Mozilla Driven Applications Using PHP and XUL | Blankerts |
| PX3 - PHP and AJAX | Johnstone |
| PX4 - Sophisticated Sign-On and Authentication Structures Using XACML | Göbbels |
| PX5 - Java and PHP in the Enterprise | Johnstone |
PX1 - How to Use XSL in PHP 5
The topics of this session are: XML Abstract, What is XSL, When to use XSL, When to look for something else, XML DOM, PHP Callbacks from XSL, Using Stream Wrapper, National Language Support via DTD, other Extensions to XSL, Creating PDFs with XSL, XSL:FO vs. FPDF
PX2 - How to Create Mozilla Driven Applications Using PHP and XUL
In this session we will talk about: What is XUL, How does XUL work, Remote vs. Local (chrome), RDF, XMLRPC/SOAP, Using PHP to generate RDFs, Alternatives to RDF, XBL.
PX3 - PHP and AJAX
So you have heard all the "buzz" about AJAX recently? Learn how AJAX relates to PHP and how it benefits you. Discussion includes coverage of best practices, when and why you want to use AJAX over other methods of transfering data, along with extensive coverage of how to make it work for you using detailed real life examples.
PX4 - Sophisticated Sign-On and Authentication Structures Using XACML
XACML is the coming standard for XML based authentication infrastructures. It defines XML containers for storing permission management rules and XML messages for requesting, granting and declining permissions. This talk joins efforts of XACML as a generic SSO transaction language with phpGACL as a generalized permission management system for PHP.
PX5 - Java and PHP in the Enterprise
Ever wanted to create a rich internet desktop application utilizing a remote server backend? Learn how PHP, XML, and Java can make that happen for you. Discussion includes setting communications standards, best practices for implementation, and why PHP is one of the best fits for the backend server. Complete with extensive code examples, this is a presentation not to miss.
