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| 354989 | 2005-05-14 07:28:00 | www.creightonbrown.co.nz PHP may be starting to get more of a grasp..... I have an ASP Code generator, would like to know who here has built MySQL>PHP DataCentric Code Generators? I have a basic plan... planning on looking at code to find the datatype and loop through tables/fields without data present to CodeGenerate. Is anyone aware of the exact parts for MySQL/PHP to do this? Basic plan so far Add ElementCall AddVerify VerifyElement CallQSResolveCall AddVerifyFail QSElementCall QSResolveCall AddVerifyPass AddTBLRSI ResolveCall SearchElement CallSearch ResolveCall SearchgenSQL ListCall Update ElementCall RSSResolveCall UpdateVerify VerifyElementQS ResolveCall UpdateVerifyFail QSElementCallQS ResolveCall UpdateVerifyPass UpdateTBL RSIResolveCall Delete DeletePass //Delete Logical / Physical //Get [G]//Search with List [S] Register RegiserFail User_Login User_LoginFail User_Logout User_RequestPassword User_ChangeEmail |
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| 354990 | 2005-05-15 09:19:00 | Found all the functions I require at present, ignore this post if you want, which you may do anyway. | CreightonBrown (5692) | ||
| 354991 | 2005-05-15 10:00:00 | being an absoulte n00b at this.... what is this? is it some sort of programming language? :blush: | Prescott (11) | ||
| 354992 | 2005-05-15 10:39:00 | being an absoulte n00b at this.... what is this? is it some sort of programming language? :blush: PHP is what some call a web development language for example if you want to Add Message categories / Message threads / Messages posts which go in a thread you could add/view/search/edit them with say PHP and some sort of datastore, a typical data store with PHP is MySQL There is various advantages/disadvantages. Right now data and studies I have seen suggest PHP may have about 40% of the market in NZ, ahead of the rest it seems, and is both more cost effective and more commonly used on under $5,000 projects. There is various other offerings, for example JavaServerPages, according to sun.com makes up 70% of projects over $1 Million USD in the USA. There is more studies but perhaps not best to overload in the beginings. Information for php: www.php.net (http://www.php.net), there is many other resources as well If you want prebuilt 'webplications' for example www.hotscripts.com (http://www.hotscripts.com) which can come from the free to the pay variety or otherwise. |
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| 354993 | 2005-05-15 10:42:00 | wicked, thanks for explaining that Creighton :thumbs: | Prescott (11) | ||
| 354994 | 2005-05-15 10:45:00 | Some like to debate Programming language versus scripting language. Some may say a scripting language its generally not 'compiled' or turned into a native code e.g. exe or partial native code e.g. Java With for Example ASP.NET it may be possible to specify it to be compiled, or turned more natively in the begining stages or as required. PHP/ASP/COLDFUSION may offer forms of caching to speed display or some degree of native compilation or methods to enhance speed so that less work is required. It may be that the cached copy may only last for a certain amount of time or until changes are assumed to take place ASP.NET with the .NET framework may convert to a 'psuedocode' kind of like Java, it acts as an intermediary code that while not totally raw may be able to be executed faster than raw code, but may not be as fast as say native code. One reasoning for this may be: if code is totally 'native', if you like, it means that it gets coded to the very specific instances of the cpu in a exact sense or very close to the environment at hand. The downside of this is quite noticable: software may have to be redeveloped to suit different environments. By have JBC [JavaByteCode] or MSIL [I think it may be microsoft instruction language but i would have to check] Sure it may be a bit slower, but the speed may be at the advantage of more adaptable affordable software. |
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| 354995 | 2005-05-15 10:47:00 | I am guessing true exactness on it could probably go into university lectures, so don't take what I say as the complete picture. Even someone with a degree may only be partial to certain elements which exist and the details may be quite large to intake or obtain. | CreightonBrown (5692) | ||
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