http://whedimer.com/blog Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 02 Apr 2010 19:51:20 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In this second part (part I) focusing on how to import XML into a relational database I will provide details on a solution that I have developed.  I am not primarily interested in importing XML "databases", but more interested in importing a single record because once a single record is ... http://whedimer.com/blog/?p=99 I've come to a project that requires some data in XML format to be imported into a relational database. My understanding of the XML files is that they may be in various standard formats, suggesting that they all are well defined and conforms to some schema. The goal is form ... http://whedimer.com/blog/?p=87 Lately the PHP has gained a few units tests. I know usually the tests are done while the code is being developed and there is less to gain by writing tests after the fact, but the point it to help future development. The whole library is not completely cover by ... http://whedimer.com/blog/?p=85 The first round of commenting for the PHP library is now complete. More commenting is needed to bring it up the the standards that I think are nescessary to call the code "well commented". All the classes, instance variables, methods and functions have autodoc comments. For those who might wonder ... http://whedimer.com/blog/?p=61 I created a PHP library for my Master's PILOT and had been debating on whether to release it to the public in a GPL license. I finally realized that there are many others PHP libraries out there with many more features and proven uses and so the chances of my ... http://whedimer.com/blog/?p=29 Welcome to the Whedimer blog. Expect to find posts recording my efforts in computer programming and documentation. While there are many development blogs out there the goal is not to compete with them.  Nearly all of the good development and tech blogs out there are authored by people with a ... http://whedimer.com/blog/?p=3