My First Few Posts @ AjaxApp.com About PEAR DB_DataObject
I have started few posts on AjaxApp.com. So far, I have NOT posted anything (e.g sample application and tutorial) about AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML). I will have it soon, especially on the Motionk J2EE AjaxApp Framework and its Rapid Builder, which I have worked on for the past few months. (Motionk AjaxApp Framework is basically a web application framework that made up of JSP/Servlets/JavaBean & AJAX, DHTML for the fast production of data-driven web app. Together with its Rapid Builder,you can rapidly deploy a data-driven AJAX-based web application within minutes without the need to handcode complex JavaScript & Java...)
My first few posting on AjaxApp.com forum were on PEAR DB_DataObject, when I was running a training @JPKN on PHP PEAR packages.
I was facinated with PEAR DB_DataObject, since it provides a good database table modeling feature. DB_DataObject allows the use of code generation or simple inheritance, which you can generate a PHP class that contains the methods 4 most repeatable task in data-driven application, which are : INSERT, UPDATE, SELECT and DELETE.
Here are the few sample applications on using DB_DataObject @AjaxApp.com
#1 Example of using find() ,whereAdd(), orderBy() methods
#2 Example of using data changing query method, insert(), update() and a combination of others
from DB_DataObject
My first few posting on AjaxApp.com forum were on PEAR DB_DataObject, when I was running a training @JPKN on PHP PEAR packages.
I was facinated with PEAR DB_DataObject, since it provides a good database table modeling feature. DB_DataObject allows the use of code generation or simple inheritance, which you can generate a PHP class that contains the methods 4 most repeatable task in data-driven application, which are : INSERT, UPDATE, SELECT and DELETE.
Here are the few sample applications on using DB_DataObject @AjaxApp.com
#1 Example of using find() ,whereAdd(), orderBy() methods
#2 Example of using data changing query method, insert(), update() and a combination of others
from DB_DataObject
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