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Sessions - PHP & XML
Web Services in PHP 5
Speaker: John Coggeshall (Zend Technologies)
Did you know there is a fast, effective and hot new extension for PHP users which allows quick and easy interaction with SOAP services? This SOAP extension is bundled in PHP 5, but did you know its also available to PHP 4 users? Unveil the mystery behind this powerful extension, cut through all the hype, and learn how Web services can be put to use quickly and easily in PHP.
The PayPal API revisited
Speaker: Christopher Kunz (Filoo GmbH)
In the last months, PayPal Inc. has had a very successful launch in numerous European countries, attracting a total of 57 million users world-wide. PayPal offers a WSDL-based API to their seller back-end that faciliates interaction with the paying process. There is, however, very little sample code in PHP. This presentation presents a working testbed application and discusses ways to query the API.
Commercial PHP Web Services
Speaker: Laura Thomson (RMIT University)
PHP5 has very good XML and web services support, so it is time to move past simple examples that demonstrate that the concept works. In this session we will look at how you can interact with more complex web services such as Amazon's and PayPal's APIs. Real businesses are conducting real transactions through this mechanism, and some of them encourage you to do business with them.
Dynamic Duo: Combining the powers of Flash and PHP
Speaker: Christian Wenz (Hauser & Wenz) , Tobias Hauser (Autor entwickler.press)
Macromedia Flash is more and more targetting experienced developers to create functional web applications. Together with PHP, there is a power combination of two technologies that unleash their full potential. This talk shows how to connect Flash with PHP, including database access, XML processing, using Web Services and Macromedia's proprietary Flash Remoting.
