PHP on IBM i Tutorial
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This document provides an overview of IBM i tutorial events occurring at ZendCon '09, including PHP sessions on Tuesday and an IBM i networking reception. It introduces Mike Pavlak, the Solution Consultant giving the tutorial, and reviews tools for developing PHP applications on IBM i like Zend Core, Studio, and Server. The tutorial agenda includes using toolkit functions, debugging with Zend Platform, and integrating procedural PHP with the Zend Framework.
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- 13. Survey questionHow many folks have used i5 functions?Which ones?What are we missing?
- 14. Connections, what’s the diff?i5_connectAccess OS features Access database featuresOnly available on i5, sorry Linux db2_connectAccess database features onlyBetter performance Great for ubiquitous development
- 16. Connection error
- 17. DB2 ConnectionGet doc at http://php.net/manual/en/book.ibm-db2.php
- 18. DB2 Connectioni5 options listed here too!
- 21. System valueBuild a “Manager Shortcut” menuKey pieces of info for software installation & BP’sDisplay via browser
- 24. Data AreaUse i5 to connect to IBM iDB2 Connect will only take you to the Database
- 25. Data Area Access
- 26. Library List…I5_connectGet the data area without a library reference
- 27. Data Area with library list
- 28. Object ListingGiven a libraryShow objects in the libraryThink of the list of objects as a result set from SQLStandard aproachCreate listRead listThis works for spooled files, active jobs, etc.
- 31. A brief word about CSSCascading Style SheetsVery powerful in maintaining consistent look and feel of elements across applicationsWill continue to use sample.css through presentation
- 32. Studio IntegrationHow Zend Platform works…
- 33. Debugging for the rest of us…Very few slidesLots of demoDebugPlatformMore…
- 34. Debug rulesMust use port 8000!Tunnel helps a LOTBrowser integrationWe’ll look at configuring debug in Zend StudioThen look at Zend Platform integration!
- 35. Break Be back in 10 minutes
- 36. Zend Server for IBM iThe next generation of the Zend Stack for IBM i
- 37. The next generation of IBM i Zend StackImprovements:Faster, How fast? I can’t tell you…but it is faster!One less Apache server (Yay!)More powerful JOBQ functionAlignment with the other product linesLot’s of tweaks and enhancementsPrivate Beta starting soonPublic beta immediately afterward
- 38. Open Source on IBM iA quick look at PHPMyAdmin
- 39. Number 2 reason folks look at PHP on IBM iAgendaExplore benefits of open source on IBM iPonder a short list of popular applications Examine the components for installationReview the installation stepsWalk through a live implementation
- 40. phpMyAdminFabulous utility for accessing MySQL Data on ANY platformWritten completely in PHPYou must have MySQL installedRuns on IBM i…but……not supported on IBM iDBU for MySQL!
- 41. What we will do with phpMyAdminDemo the productWalk through the install stepsDemo a live installation
- 42. phpMyAdminDemo…http://cuper1.zend.com:89/phpmyadminTour MIKEY1Create tableMore features
- 43. phpMyAdmin – Installation processPre-requisties:Zend Core for i5/OSMySQL version 5 or greaterV5R4 or V6R1AgendaGet fileMove to IBM iUn-tarConfigurePlay
- 44. Get phpMyAdmin file to IBM iGo to the host website, download current versionhttp://www.phpmyadmin.netClick Download at top of screenSelect version appropriate for you, I chose English tar.gz
- 45. CompressionCompression and archive…TAR was done firstThen GZIP was done. So….You need to work in reverseUnzip the file on your workstation (PKZip, etc.)Move the file phpMyAdmin-3.2.2-english.tar to the IFS doc rootThen untar on the i5
- 46. Place file into document root
- 47. Command to untarTar = Tap ArchiveUse QP2TERM interfac to untarCall QP2TERMChange to the document rootCD /www/zendcore/htdocs
- 48. Open PASE Shell
- 49. Open PASE Shell
- 50. After the tarThe screen will roll quite a bit then you get the $Now create a symbolic link to the directory for ease of useln -s ./phpMyAdmin-3.2.2-english phpMyAdmin
- 51. Create the config fileThe config file tells phpMyAdmin where everything is. Create manuallyUse automated featureMove to the phpMyAdmin directorycdphpmyadminCreate the directory & set securitymkdirconfigchmodo+rwconfig
- 52. Results of directory and security changes
- 53. Go to browser to run confighttp://your_host/path/to/phpMyAdmin/setup/
- 54. Scroll down to config optionsClick the New server button…
- 55. Enter server specific infoType a description of the server nameLeave localhost for hostname…click SAVE
- 56. Finish optionsSelect language, etc. And click save again
- 57. Copy the config file to phpMyAdmin directoryYou just created a config file in directory configMove the file to the phpMyAdmin directory for usemvconfig/config.inc.php .chmod o-rwconfig.inc.php
- 58. Head to the phpMyAdmin login screenhttp://yourservername/phpMyAdmin/
- 59. Add user to MySQLcd /usr/local/mysql/binMysql –u rootuse mysqlselect user, password from user;
- 61. After the additionAdd the user:CREATE USER ‘mpavlak'@‘%' IDENTIFIED BY ‘test1';GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE ON *.* TO ‘mpavlak'@’%’;OrGRANT ALL ON *.* TO ‘mpavlak'@’%’;
- 62. And we’re in!
- 63. Break Be back in 10 minutes
- 64. Mix & matchProcedural PHP & Zend Framework
- 65. Procedural PHP and Zend FrameworkAgendaLook at a procedural PHP application that gets order infoLook at the info in a web pageMove info to PDF and distributeThink ZF is hard? Guess again!
- 66. Zend_PDFCheck out the Zend Framework websitehttp://www.zendframework.com/manual/en/zend.pdf.htmlLook at an example that reads DB2 data and produces a PDF
- 67. AgendaRead order detail fileInstantiate a PDF objectUpdate the object with the contents of the orderWrite the PDFDispose of the objectAdmire our work!
- 68. Zend_PDFComponent of Zend FrameworkComes with Zend Core for i5FREE!!!ZF is built by the community, for the communityDocumentation at: http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.pdf.html
- 69. Build the contentRead through the detail file…
- 70. Object & headingCreate object Set heading
- 71. Body of printDevelop line detail Output the PDF o the IFS
- 72. Windows Explorer view of IFSOnce in the IFS you do what you wantFTP, email, cms, etc…
- 73. The PDF!
- 74. Zend_PDF DocumentationCheck out Zend_PDF doc at ZendFramework.comMake it look prettyIntegrate into procedural developmentLearn a little OO as you goCome to Zend for more trainingHigher StructuresZend FrameworkCertification prepMore…
- 75. Where to get more informationZend and other places
- 77. SupportZend.comForumsKnowledgebaseWebcastsDownloads Developer ZoneProduct information & documentationPaid products
- 78. New book, new printing, same great stuff!Kevin Schroeder from Zend’s Global Services Groupwith Jeff Olen, co-author of…Get yours at MCPressonlineor at fine bookstores everywhere
- 79. Mike’s blog!http://mikepavlak/blogspot.comAggregated at http://planet-i.org/
- 80. IBM i Events…reminder!!!Sessions on TuesdayPHP Faster and CheaperSam Hennessy – Zend TechnologiesZend Core on IBM i – Security ConsiderationsTony Cairns – IBM PHP and IBM i - Database AlternativesErwin Early – IBMZend Framework on IBM iAlan Seiden – Strategic Business SystemsMazda: Advanced Web Services and PHPOlivier Lépine - Quatrain Technologies
- 81. IBM i Events (cont.)LunchTables will be labeled for i5 community networkingYes you can sit somewhere else IBM i Networking Reception Immediately following the “Meet the Team”Wednesday evening meet in the hall and head outDinner is on you, but beers are on Zend! Gordon Biersch (note in your bag or see me!)
- 82. Please enjoy the Conference!Thank you!!!