Showing posts with label Amazon Web Services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amazon Web Services. Show all posts
Steps to Convert a SQL Query to a Data Service
Thursday, November 27, 2008
With WSF/PHP Data Service library, you can convert a SQL query to a Data Service very easily in few steps. Here are the steps, described in "Steps to Convert a SQL Query to a Data Service"
Labels:
Amazon Web Services,
Data Services,
databases,
sql query,
WSF/PHP
RESTful URL Mapping in WSF/PHP
Sunday, November 16, 2008
In a RESTful design, choose of URLs for web resources are really important. This post about RESTful URL Mapping in WSF/PHP, talks about how you can choose URLs for your resources in a RESTFul manner and How it can be implemented in PHP.
Labels:
Amazon Web Services,
Data Services,
REST,
RESTful,
URL Mapping,
WSF/PHP
Demo on Consuming Flickr, Yahoo and Amazon Search Web Services
Sunday, October 19, 2008
The Mashup Search Demo, demonstrates the use of publicly available web services (flickr, yahoo, amazon) to create a search mashup in your web site. This blog is a guide to follow the implementation of this demo.
Labels:
Amazon,
Amazon Web Services,
Flickr,
mashup,
Public Web Servies,
Yahoo
DEMO on a SOAP and REST Client with PHP
Friday, October 17, 2008
Amazon ECommerce service is available in both SOAP and REST forms. This guide shows you how to consume the service using either form with the help of a demo application.
Labels:
Amazon,
Amazon Web Services,
REST,
SOAP,
WSClient
Authenticate using Username Token from PHP - 2 Minutes Introduction
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Username token is the most simple scenario described in WS-Security specification. It is used to authenticate users from their SOAP request messages.
The blog "Authenticate using Username Token from PHP - 2 Minutes Introduction" give you quick tutorial how you can implement this in PHP using WSF/PHP.
The blog "Authenticate using Username Token from PHP - 2 Minutes Introduction" give you quick tutorial how you can implement this in PHP using WSF/PHP.
SOA Way of Writing PHP
Monday, September 22, 2008
Thousands of web developers around the world use PHP to develop their web applications. As SOA emerges, the enterprise world is moving towards web services more than just web applications. But PHP is slow to used in implementing SOA. This blog titled 'SOA Way of Writing PHP' is study of why you should use SOA in your enterprise application and how to implement it in real world.
Labels:
Amazon Web Services,
PHP,
SOA,
WSF/PHP
Blog from WSO2 WSAS Developers
Sunday, August 24, 2008
If you are really interested in JAVA web services and like to know its applications in enterprise level Here a great NEWS. Developers of WSO2 Web Services Application Server (WSO2 WSAS) have started a Blog WSO2 WSAS Blog to keep you update about the WSAS project and NEWS generally on SOA, Web Services, WS-* Stack. You will surely find this place really useful in addition to the resource you can find in WSO2 Projects Community Portal - Oxygen Tank.
Labels:
Amazon Web Services,
Java,
SOA,
WSO2 WSAS
Amazon Online Shopping with Web Service Framework for PHP
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
I wrote an article on "Amazon Online Shopping with Web Service Framework for PHP" for Oxygen Tank.
There I'm demonstrating how to write a simple client library to access Amazon Web Services and how to use that library to write your own application to do online shopping with Amazon.com
There I attached the Client library code and two sample applications, one very simple php command line application and the other much improved web application. Hope this will be useful to people who are interested in working with WSF/PHP.
There I'm demonstrating how to write a simple client library to access Amazon Web Services and how to use that library to write your own application to do online shopping with Amazon.com
There I attached the Client library code and two sample applications, one very simple php command line application and the other much improved web application. Hope this will be useful to people who are interested in working with WSF/PHP.
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