All blog posts tagged with xml
XML Prolog in PHP
Okay, I get it. For some PHP programmers, the notion of the PHP short-code being the same as the open and close of the XML prolog is enough to throw you into a foaming rage.
However - of all the "solutions" I've seen, this has to be the worst:
<?php echo ("<"); ?>?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"…Writing an RSpec for XML-RPC
In conjunction with my previous post on writing an XML-RPC webservice under Ruby on Rails using Ruby's built-in XML-RPC library, I obviously had to be able to write some tests (in my case RSpecs) against my controllers. Having scoured forums and Google, the only samples given were for Action Web Ser…
XML-RPC under Ruby on Rails
On a current project, I needed to develop a series of web services for a custom single-signon (unified login) for a bunch of different websites to share. The project needed to be in Ruby on Rails, since that is what is available to the servers, and needed to use a protocol which PHP, Java and Ruby c…
Visit my Friends and Family
If you've enjoyed my site, please take a moment to visit my friends and family, many of whom have some interesting insights, and entertaining thoughts and ideas.
- Crause Family - the family website
- Peter Crause - my father
- Justin Crause - my brother
- Cencina Photomagic - great photographer
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