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Class to generate an XML
Ultrid is a flexible and
Deliver rich interactive
Deliver rich interactive
document from a mysql table.
powerful technology that
XML-based client interfaces
XML-based client interfaces
You define the database and
simplifies the development
to your web applications.
to your web applications.
table names and the xml
process of desktop
From PCs to handheld devices
From PCs to handheld devices
tag names to be used for
applications prototypes by
Bambookit based applications
Bambookit based applications
each table field. Where
effectively separating the
will run equally well on
will run equally well on
clauses are also supported.
User Interface code from the
different environments:
different environments:
Updated to PHP4 and the PEAR
logic of the program.
operating systems, browsers.
operating systems, browsers.
DB Class.
Ultrid's new technology is
Bambookit User Interface
Bambookit User Interface
 
based on the powerful Ultrid
offers full application
offers full application
 
engine acting as a layer
functionality with many
functionality with many
 
runtime over Java. The
controls available including
controls available including
 
Ultrid language uses a
scrolling, windows, resizes,
scrolling, windows, resizes,
 
meta-language to describe
intuitive Layout Manager.
intuitive Layout Manager.
 
the entire User Interface
Bambookit controls are
Bambookit controls are
 
and other services of an
completely scriptable via
completely scriptable via
 
application prototype. The
the XML tags. Works
the XML tags. Works
 
functionalities can be
with any middleware
with any middleware
 
written in Java and/or in
architecture like JSP, ASP,
architecture like JSP, ASP,
 
one of the 10 following
PHP. It is an ultra
PHP. It is an ultra
 
scripting
lightweight package of 85Kb
lightweight package of 85Kb
 
 
java 1.1 applet-based
java 1.1 applet-based
 
 
library.
library.


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Date: Aug, 26 2004


Date: Jan, 15 2003


Date: Jan, 13 2003
The author writes
This 6-page article explains
WebDigger allows a developer
XML::Node is for those who
"Active Server Pages
what XML is, and what it can
to not only retrieve
use Perl to process XML
allow for the easy ability
be used for. It also shows
documents but also to drill
files. XML::Node is built on
to create dynamic views of
how to develop a Perl script
into them, making it an
top of XML::Parser and
your data on a web server,
to retrieve and display the
ideal component for stock
provides a simplified
but you can also create
contents of HTML embedded
quotes and price checkers.
programming interface.
"static" documents
XML tags, and how to
Because WebDigger works by
XML::Node users can register
on the server. This can be
create a script that gathers
looking for an element block
callback sub-routines or
particularly useful if you
news headlines from an XML
inside of a page, it can
variables to specific type
wish to distribute your
file and creates an HTML
also handle XML tags.
of XML nodes. The values of
information on CD or in
news summary. Full source
 
the specified XML nodes are
virtually any document form.
code for each script
 
automatically copied to the
This sample example will
available for download.
 
corresponding variables.
utilize a US state info db.
 
 
When specified XML
After reading the contents
 
 
tags are found,
of the db instead of writing
 
 
registered callback
output to the browser html
 
 
sub-routines are called.
text is written to the
 
 
XML::Node is a shortcut to
server on a file with the
 
 
XML::Parser if you don't
.xml file extension. By
 
 
care much about details of
placing appropriate XML
 
 
XML files.
tags around the Db
 
 
 
output the XML document that
 
 
 
is created on the server
 
 
 
than can be read by the
 
 
 
browser or any appropriate
 
 
 
means."
 
 
 


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