Pro Php Xml And Web Services

by Richards, Robert

• ISBN13: 9781590596333
• ISBN10: 1590596331
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2006-03-27
• Publisher: Apress

Summary

Pro PHP XML and Web Services is the authoritative guide to using the XML features of PHP 5 and PHP 6. No other book covers XML and Web Services in PHP as deeply as this title. The first four chapters introduce the core concepts of XML required for proficiency, and will bring you up to speed on the terminology and key concepts you need to proceed with the rest of the book. Next, the book explores utilizing XML and Web Services with PHP5. Topics include DOM, SimpleXML, SAX, xmlReader, XSLT, RDF, RSS, WDDX, XML-RPC, REST, SOAP, and UDDI.

Table of Contents

About the Author	p. ix
About the Technical Reviewers	p. x
Acknowledgments	p. xi
Introduction	p. xii
Introduction to XML and Web Services	p. 1
Exploring the History of XML	p. 2
Using XML in the Real World	p. 4
Introducing Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services	p. 9
Defining Common Terms and Acronyms	p. 14
Conclusion	p. 14
XML Structure	p. 15
Introducing Characters	p. 15
Understanding Basic Layout	p. 18
Understanding Basic Syntax	p. 20
Using Namespaces	p. 29
Using IDs, IDREF/IDREFS, and xml:id	p. 36
Using xml:space and xml:lang	p. 41
Understanding XML Base	p. 42
Conclusion	p. 43
Validation	p. 45
Introducing Validation	p. 45
Introducing Document Type Definitions	p. 46
Using XML Schemas	p. 71
Using RELAX NG	p. 100
Conclusion	p. 121
XPath, XPointer, XInclude, and the Future	p. 123
Introducing XPath	p. 123
Introducing XPointer	p. 146
Introducing XInclude	p. 151
Examining the Future of XML	p. 157
Conclusion	p. 161
PHP and XML	p. 163
Introducing XML in PHP 5	p. 163
Configuring libxml Support	p. 167
Introducing Encoding	p. 168
Figuring Out the libxml2 Version	p. 172
Introducing Parser Options	p. 173
Introducing PHP Streams	p. 174
Performing Error Handling	p. 177
Conclusion	p. 179
Document Object Model (DOM)	p. 181
Introducing the DOM	p. 181
Using the DOM Extension	p. 188
Performing Validation	p. 214
Using XPath	p. 216
Extending Classes	p. 219
Common Questions, Misconceptions, and Problems	p. 223
Migrating from domxml to the DOM Extension	p. 228
Seeing Some DOM Examples	p. 230
Conclusion	p. 237
SimpleXML	p. 239
Introducing SimpleXML	p. 239
Using SimpleXML	p. 239
Using Namespaces in SimpleXML	p. 258
Using XPath	p. 260
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 262
Conclusion	p. 268
Simple API for XML (SAX)	p. 269
Introducing SAX	p. 269
Using the xml Extension	p. 270
Migrating from PHP 4 to PHP 5	p. 300
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 306
Conclusion	p. 310
XMLReader	p. 311
Introducing XMLReader	p. 311
Using XMLReader	p. 314
Exporting to DOM Objects	p. 328
Dealing with Namespaces	p. 328
Performing Validation	p. 333
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 335
Conclusion	p. 340
Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT)	p. 341
Introducing XSL and XSLT	p. 341
Introducing the XSL Extension	p. 387
Using the XSL Extension	p. 390
Using Parameters in XSL	p. 393
Calling PHP Functions from XSL	p. 395
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 399
Conclusion	p. 408
Effective and Efficient Processing	p. 409
Looking at the Pros and Cons of Parsers	p. 409
Optimizing Parsing and Processing	p. 426
Combining Technologies	p. 433
Conclusion	p. 439
XML Security	p. 441
Introducing XML Security	p. 441
Introducing Basic Security	p. 442
Introducing Enterprise Security	p. 448
Introducing Canonical XML	p. 449
Introducing Exclusive XML Canonicalization	p. 456
Introducing XML Signatures	p. 460
Introducing XML Encryption	p. 474
Conclusion	p. 489
PEAR and XML	p. 491
What Is PEAR?	p. 491
Using PEAR	p. 492
Using PEAR and XML Together	p. 493
Conclusion	p. 519
Content Syndication: RSS and Atom	p. 521
Understanding the Evolution of RSS and Atom	p. 521
Introducing RSS 1.0: RDF Site Summary	p. 523
Introducing RSS 2.0: Really Simple Syndication	p. 534
Introducing Atom 1.0	p. 542
Choosing a Format	p. 550
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 551
Using PEAR XML_RSS	p. 563
Conclusion	p. 566
Web Distributed Data Exchange (WDDX)	p. 567
Introducing WDDX	p. 567
Understanding the Structure of WDDX	p. 569
Using WDDX	p. 576
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 583
Using PEAR XML_WDDX	p. 589
Conclusion	p. 593
XML-RPC	p. 595
Introducing XML-RPC	p. 595
Exploring the XML-RPC Structure	p. 596
Using xmlrpc in PHP	p. 608
Using XML_RPC in PEAR	p. 622
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 629
Conclusion	p. 631
Representational State Transfer (REST)	p. 633
Introducing REST	p. 633
Introducing REST Web Services	p. 634
Creating a REST Web Service	p. 639
Introducing the Yahoo Web Services	p. 646
Introducing the Amazon Web Services	p. 660
Conclusion	p. 672
SOAP	p. 673
Introducing the Web Services Description Language (WSDL)	p. 673
Introducing SOAP	p. 696
Using the SOAP Extension	p. 706
Using PEAR SOAP	p. 734
Seeing Some Examples in Action	p. 735
Conclusion	p. 750
Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI)	p. 751
Introducing UDDI	p. 751
Introducing Data Structures	p. 753
Introducing the SOAP API	p. 764
Accessing the SAP UDDI Registry via SOAP	p. 768
Conclusion	p. 780
PEAR and Web Services	p. 781
Using Services_Amazon	p. 781
Using Services_Delicious	p. 785
Using Services_Ebay	p. 786
Using Services_Google	p. 786
Using Services_Technorati	p. 789
Using Services_Weather	p. 793
Using Services_Webservice	p. 797
Using Services_Yahoo	p. 802
Using SOAP	p. 806
Using UDDI	p. 807
Using XML_RPC	p. 808
Conclusion	p. 809
Other XML Technologies and Extensions	p. 811
Using XMLWriter	p. 811
Using SDO XML Data Access Service	p. 820
Introducing Asynchronous JavaScript Technology and XML (Ajax)	p. 826
Introducing Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)	p. 830
Conclusion	p. 838
XML Schema Built-in Data Types Reference	p. 839
Type Definition	p. 839
Primitive Types	p. 839
Derived Types	p. 841
Extension APIs	p. 845
libxml	p. 845
xml	p. 847
XMLReader	p. 849
SimpleXML	p. 852
DOM	p. 854
XSL	p. 866
SOAP	p. 867
XMLWriter	p. 871
Features and Changes in PHP 6	p. 875
xml Extension	p. 875
XMLReader Extension	p. 876
SimpleXML Extension	p. 879
DOM Extension	p. 883
Index	p. 889
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