Upgrading to PHP 5
- Upgrading to PHP 5
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Preface
- Who This Book Is For
- Who This Book Is Not For
- What s in This Book
- Other Resources
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- We d Like to Hear from You
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- 1.1 Why PHP 5?
- 1.2 What s New in PHP 5?
- 1.3 Installing and Configuring PHP 5
- Chapter 2. Object-Oriented Programming
- 2.1 What Is Object-Oriented Programming?
- 2.2 Memory Management
- 2.3 Basic Classes
- 2.4 Class Intermediates
- 2.5 Inheritance
- 2.6 Magical Methods
- Chapter 3. MySQL
- 3.1 Installing and Configuring
- 3.2 Procedural Interface
- 3.3 Before and After: Connecting to the Database Server
- 3.4 Object-Oriented Interface
- 3.5 Before and After: Querying and Retrieving Data with Prepared Statements
- 3.6 Before and After: Subselects
- 3.7 Transactions
- 3.8 Before and After: Making Multiple Queries
- 3.9 Securing Connections with SSL
- 3.10 Porting Code and Migrating Databases
- Chapter 4. SQLite
- 4.1 SQLite Basics
- 4.2 Alternate SQLite Result Types
- 4.3 Object-Oriented Interface
- 4.4 Indexes, Error Handling, and In-Memory Tables
- 4.5 Transactions
- 4.6 User-Defined Functions
- Chapter 5. XML
- 5.1 XML Extensions in PHP 5
- 5.2 Installing XML and XSLT Support
- 5.3 DOM
- 5.4 SimpleXML
- 5.5 Converting Between SimpleXML and DOM Objects
- 5.6 Before and After: Reading XML into a Tree
- 5.7 Before and After: Searching XML with XPath
- 5.8 Reading XML as Events with SAX
- 5.9 Before and After: Creating New XML Documents
- 5.10 Before and After: Transforming XML with XSLT
- 5.11 Validating Against a Schema
- Chapter 6. Iterators and SPL
- 6.1 Before and After: Using Iterators
- 6.2 Implementing the Iterator Interface
- 6.3 MySQL Query Iterator
- 6.4 Chaining Iterators
- 6.5 SimpleXML Iterator
- 6.6 Before and After: Recursive Directory Iteration
- 6.7 Implementing the RecursiveIterator Interface
- 6.8 Array and Object Property Iteration
- 6.9 Redefining Class Iteration
- 6.10 Iterator and SPL Classes and Interfaces
- Chapter 7. Error Handling and Debugging
- 7.1 Before and After: Handling Errors
- 7.2 The Benefits of Exceptions
- 7.3 System Exceptions
- 7.4 The Exception Class
- 7.5 User Exceptions
- 7.6 Setting a Custom Exception Handler
- 7.7 Processing Errors with a Custom Handler
- 7.8 Debugging Functions
- Chapter 8. Streams, Wrappers, and Filters
- 8.1 Using the Streams API
- 8.2 Wrapper Overview
- 8.3 Wrapper Details
- 8.4 Creating Wrappers
- 8.5 Filtering Streams
- 8.6 Creating Filters
- Chapter 9. Other Extensions
- 9.1 SOAP
- 9.2 Tidy
- 9.3 Reflection
- Chapter 10. PHP 5 in Action
- 10.1 Defining Your Database Schema
- 10.2 The Person Class
- 10.3 The addressBook Class
- 10.4 The Template Class
- 10.5 Assembling the Application
- 10.6 Wrap-Up and Future Directions
- Appendix A. Introduction to XML
- A.1 Comparing HTML and XML
- A.2 Well-Formed XML
- A.3 Schemas
- A.4 Transformations
- A.5 XML Namespaces
- A.6 XPath
- Appendix B. Additional New Features and Minor Changes
- B.1 Passing Optional Parameters by Reference
- B.2 New E_STRICT Error Setting
- B.3 Treating Strings as Arrays Causes Errors
- B.4 CLI Now Allows Individual Line Processing
- B.5 CLI Always Provides argv and argc
- B.6 Oracle (oci8) Extension Functions Renamed
- B.7 New Configuration Directives
- B.8 Updated COM Extension
- B.9 Apache 2 Correctly Sets PATH_TRANSLATED
- B.10 strrpos( ) Uses the Entire Needle
- B.11 Windows 95 Support Dropped
- B.12 old_function Eliminated
- Appendix C. Installing PHP 5 Alongside PHP 4
- C.1 General PHP 5 Configuration
- C.2 Module and CGI
- C.3 Windows
- Colophon
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