JET Air/Fuel Meter Installation & User Guide

1. Mounting the Air / Fuel Meter
Using the supplied Velcro, Suction Cups or L-Brackets, locate the Air /Fuel Meter in a convenient location that does not obstruct your view.
TIP: Clean the mounting area with alcohol or another nonabrasive cleaner to ensure the Velcro or Suction Cups adhere properly.
2. Disconnect the Negative Battery Cable
Locate the battery and remove the negative battery cable.
3. Routing the Wiring Harness
The wiring harness must be routed through the firewall to reach under the hood. Under the dash near the location that you mounted the Air / Fuel Meter, locate an existing plug or wiring harness that goes out under the hood and route the Air / Fuel Meter wiring through the firewall.
TIP: Make sure the wiring harness does not interfere with any moving parts (i.e.: gas or brake pedal) or touch anything under the hood that produces excessive heat, such as the exhaust system.
4. Connecting the Air / Fuel Meter + 12 V Power Connection (RED WIRE)
Locate the vehicles fuse box. It is normally located on the drivers side of the vehicle under the dash or in the driver’s side kick panel or under the hood. Included in the Air / Fuel Meter installation parts you have two brass fuse adaptors. Depending on which type of fuses your vehicle uses, select the one that fits your type of fuse. Connect the fuse adaptor to a fuse that has +12 volts all the time. Connect the RED WIRE from the Air / Fuel Meter to the fuse adaptor you just installed.
5. Connecting the Air / Fuel Meter ground wire (BLACK WIRE)
Connect the Black Wire from the Air / Fuel Meter to a suitable ground point. Existing screws or nuts that are attached to metal are a good location for this purpose.

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Super AirFlow Converter II Wiring Diagram by Model

This document describes car models to which the Super Airflow Converter (Product code: 401-A911/401-A913) is applicable, and ECU terminal arrangement drawings. For the operating method and precautions for the Super Airflow Converter, refer to the Instruction Manual. When installing the Super Airflow Converter, both this document and the Instruction Manual are required. Even if the car model and manufacturing year coincide with the contents described in this document, this product may not be installed in certain specification vehicles or remodeled vehicles. The manufacturing years of applicable vehicles are as of January, 2005. For the latest vehicles applications, Please contact your local APEXERA Office or dealer for more information.

The ground conductor of this product has two branches (black and brown). This has a very important significance to secure the voltage conversion accuracy. Connect the ground conductor by referring to the following figure. Installing the ground conductor in a different way from the connecting method specified by APEXERA will give damage to this product and the mounted car engine.

The above figure explains only the connection of the ground conductor. For the other signal lines, refer to page 6 and page 7. Be sure to wire the power cable, ground conductor and other signal lines to the positions specified by APEXERA.
Correct Connecting Method for the Ground Conductor
Connect the ground conductor to two positions of the same line.

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PHP Tutorial 1

Copyright 205, Sawyer McFarland Media, Inc. This material is suplied to readers of Dreamweaver 8: The Mising Manual as a helpful suplement to that bok. In adition, those interested in the bok can try out this Tutorial. Buy the bok and you can aces the last 4 PHP tutorials as wel. PHP Tutorial 1 Geting Started with Dynamic Web Sites Setting Up Your Computer To folow this tutorial, you’l ned to have PHP, MySQL and a Web server up and runing on your computer. This wil be your “testing server,” where you can build and test your database-driven Web pages The most comon aproach is to run Apache (a Web server) along with PHP and MySQL, but it’s also posible, if you’re a Windows user, to use Microsoft’s Web server, IS. Because this can be a complicated procedure you’l find thre posible instalation scenarios below, ranging from the “Egads, I

have trouble instaling Microsoft Ofice, and you expect me to instal a Web server AND a database server” type of computer user, to the “Back of budy, I was instaling computer systems when you were stil in diapers” computer jock. Scenario 1: When You’ve No Idea Where to Start The easiest way to instal al of the parts of the puzle is to download an al-in-one solution—a simple click to go, one stop shop for powerful Web server software. One choice is the XAMP project from a group caled Apache Friends—ww.apachefriends.org/en/xamp.html. XAMP is esentialy an Apache Web server, PHP, MySQL database server, and a bunch of other stuf roled up into a single package that you can instal on your computer. It’s not a “production” setup—meaning you wouldn’t want to use this software for realy hosting a Web site. It isn’t optimized for working with lots of visitors, and it has some potential security holes that could be exploited if you put XAMP out in the wild of the Internet. However, for a testing server that completely simulates a real world Web server, XAMP is the perfect choice. It lets you create databases, build dynamic Web pages, and view them...

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PHP and MySQL 2006

PHP and MySQL Tutorial Michael Coblenz 1 Topeka, KS - High school sophomore Brett Tyson was suspended today after teachers learned he may be using PHP. "A teacher overheard him say that he was using PHP, and as part of our Zero-Tolerance policy against drug use, he was immediately suspended. No questions asked," said Principal Clyde Thurlow. "We're not quite sure what PHP is, but we suspect it may be a derivative of PCP, or maybe a new designer drug like GHB." Parents are frightened by the discovery of this new menace in their children's school, and are demanding the school do something. "We heard that he found out about PHP at school on the internet. There may even be a PHP web ring operating on school grounds," said irate parent Carol Blessing. "School is supposed to be teaching our kids how to read and write. Not about dangerous drugs

like PHP." In response to parental demands the school has reconfigured its internet WatchDog software to block access to all internet sites mentioning PHP. Officials say this should prevent any other students from falling prey like Brett Tyson did. They have also stepped up locker searches and brought in drug sniffing dogs. Interviews with students suggested that PHP use is wide spread around the school, but is particularly concentrated in the geeky nerd population. When contacted by BBspot.com, Brett Tyson said, "I don't know what the hell is going on dude, but this suspension gives me more time for fraggin'. Yee haw!" PHP is a hypertext preprocessor, which sounds very dangerous. It is believed that many users started by using Perl and moved on to the more powerful PHP. For more information on how to recognize if your child may be using PHP please visit http://www.php.net. 2 Introductions Me You 3 The Metadata 2 parts, each 3 hours PHP first, MySQL second End at lunch today Continue tomorrow 4 The Rules Think before you code! Don’t just copy code from here No wimps! This class is hardcore Don’t get lost! Questions are required, not optional 5 Why are we here?...

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Tutorial: Using PHP, SOAP and WSDL Technology

Tutorial: Using PHP, SOAP and WSDL Technology to access a public web service. ** Created by Snehal Monteiro for CIS 764 ** In this small tutorial we will access the Kansas Department of Revenue's web service to get sales tax information for a particular area in Kansas. We just send the Zip Code of a particular area in Kansas to the web service and it returns the sales tax for that region. Pre-requisites: 1)The server should support PHP. Since the server for the CIS Department supports PHP scripts, this would not be a problem for us. 2)All our html and php documents will be saved in the public_html folder in the U drive. 3)A text editor like notepad where we write html and php code. Tutorial Steps: There are 4 major steps involved: 1) Creating a simple HTML page , which has just one text box to enter the Zip

Code. 2) Download the nusoap.php document and save it the public_html folder. 3)Create the getTax.php which will access the web service using WSDL(Web Service Desription Language) file published by the Kansas Department of Revenue. 4)Run the web application. 1)Creating a simple HTML page , which has just one text box to enter the Zip Code: Copy paste or type the following code in a note-pad and save the file as getTax.html in the public_html folder. Enter Zip Code of a region in Kansas and hit submit to get sales tax details for that particular region:

Enter Zip Code:

After opening the getTax.html page in the browser you can see the following web page: 2)Download the nusoap.php document and save it the public_html folder: Here we access nusoap.php which is open-source and available freely. We reference the nusoap.php document in our getTaxDetails.php. 1] Click on this link: http://dietrich.ganx4.com/nusoap/index.php 2] Navigate through the web-site. Click on the nusoap-0.7.3.zip file and download it. 3] Unzip the nusoap-0.7.3.zip file. 4]Then open the folder nusoap-0.7.3. Then open the lib...

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Debugging PHP using Eclipse and PDT

Debugging PHP using Eclipse and PDT Use XDebug or Zend Debugger to boost your productivity when fixing bugs in PHP applications Skill Level: Intermediate Nathan A. Good (mail@nathanagood.com) Senior Information Engineer Consultant 17 Jun 2008 The PHP Development Tools (PDT) plug-in, when installed with Eclipse Europa, gives you that ability to quickly write and debug PHP scripts and pages. PDT supports two debugging tools: XDebug and the Zend Debugger. Learn how to configure PDT for debugging PHP scripts and discover which perspectives you use when taking closer looks at your scripts. Section 1. Before you start About this tutorial This tutorial demonstrates how to configure the PHP Development Tools (PDT) plug-in for Eclipse to debug your PHP scripts. It also introduces the perspectives you'll use (namely, PHP Debug) when taking closer looks at your PHP scripts. Objectives After completing this tutorial, you'll be able to set up either XDebug —

an open source project that allows you to debug executable scripts and scripts running on a Web server — or the Zend Debugger in Eclipse using the PDT project to develop Debugging PHP using Eclipse and PDT © Copyright IBM Corporation 1994, 2008. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 35 PHP applications. You'll understand the various parts of the PDT project's PHP Debug perspective and learn how to set up, view, and work with breakpoints. You also learn how to inspect the values of variables as you are stepping through the code, as well as how to debug PHP Web applications on your local server so you can run through your PHP Web application with the debugger. Prerequisites To get the most out of this tutorial, you should have done a bit of PHP development. But what matters more is that you've done software development in general. You'll understand the debugging concepts better if you're familiar with debugging any other language. I wrote this to be helpful to those who are fairly new to Eclipse, rather than to those who have been using Eclipse for a while. System requirements To complete this tutorial, you need: Computer running Microsoft® Windows®, Mac...

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PHP-Nuke Tutorial

Your PHP Nuke Admin is located at: _____________________________________________ You will be prompted for a user name an password to access your PHP Nuke Admin. Your user name is: _______________________ Your password is: _________________________ nukesop.pub Eff:Oct04 Page 1 of 13 Accessing PHP Nuke Administration Logging in to PHP Nuke To log in to your PHP Nuke administration area, visit the URL specified above. Your screen will show a page similar to the one on the right. Simply enter the username and password provided to you. Then enter the numbers that appear in the gray box on your screen in the field labeled “Security Code.” The “Security Code” field is a secu- rity feature that helps protect your site. The Administration Page After logging in, you will be taken to a page like the one shown here. Each graphic is a link to a page that will give you control over one

area of your site. Here is a brief overview of some of the ad- ministration sections: Add Story - Adds a new item to the “News” module Blocks - Allows you to rearrange the “Blocks” on your site’s pages Calendar - Add / remove events on your Cal- endar Cpage - Edit your homepage Edit Admins - Create other Administrators on your site Edit Users - If you are allowing users to register on your site, you may edit them here Encyclopedia - Definition of terms Ephemerids - A “quote of the day” block PHP-Nuke Tutorial How to operate your PHP-Nuke website 22603 West Main Street Sussex, WI 53089 Ph: 262.820.8201 Fax: 262.820.8202 Outside Metro Milwaukee Call Toll Free: 800.747.3399 www.OnYourMark.com office@OnYourMark.com FAQ - A Question and Answer Section Forums - A message board HTTP Referrers - Sites that link to your site KKA Content Pages - “Static” Text pages on your site Messages - Messages you may display to your visitors Modules - Edit modules on your site News Articles - Another self updateable news section Preferences - General site configuration op- tions Submissions - User submitted news items Surveys / Polls - Add a poll to your site...

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WEB DESIGNER TUTORIAL TEMPLATE

Learn Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in PHP By: Stefan Mischook - September 07 2007 www.killerphp.com - www.killersites.com - www.idea22.com Preamble: The hardest thing to learn (and teach btw,) in object oriented PHP … is the basics. But once you get them under-your-belt, the rest will come much, much easier. But don't be discouraged! You just found the easiest to understand tutorial out there on OOP and PHP. It may sound like a boastful claim … I know. But that's what the nerd zeitgeist is saying. … Or so I've been told. Videos: As an extra bonus, I've created a few video tutorials for you. They cover the same material as the written article and are designed to reinforce the article. • Introduction to Object Oriented PHP (4:05) • Why learn Object Oriented PHP (14:46) • Objects and Classes in PHP (5:26) • Build Objects in PHP - Part 1 (9:14)

• Build Objects in PHP - Part 2 (9:41) • Build Objects in PHP - Part 3 (6:18) If you have questions/comments, you can contact me at: stefan@killersites.com Thanks, Stefan Mischook Learn Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in PHP Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a type of programming added to php5 that makes building complex, modular and reusable web applications that much easier. With the release of php5, php programmers finally had the power to code with the 'big boys'. Like Java and C#, php finally has a complete OOP infrastructure. In this tutorial, you will be guided (step-by-step) through the process of building and working with objects using php's built-in OOP capabilities. At the same time you will learn: • The difference between building a php application the old fashioned (procedural) way, versus the OOP way. • What the basic OOP principles are, and how to use them in PHP. • When you would want to use OOP in your PHP scripts. People run into confusion when programming because of some lack of understanding of the basics. With this in mind, we are going to slowly go over key OOP principles while creating our own PHP objects. With this knowledge, you...

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PHP - Advanced Tutorial

PHP - Advanced Tutorial Gulev December 6, 2002. Veracruz, Mexico Rasmus Lerdorf http://lerdorf.com/veracruz.pdf Slide 1/64 December 6, 2002Agenda o PHP-MySQL o Cookie Handling o Dynamic Images o PDF o Flash o Sessions o Security o Tips & Tricks o Optimization o Latest Developments o Future - 2 - Slide 2/64 December 6, 2002Setup Check your PHP Setup for MySQL support If not enabled Very rare since a MySQL client library is distributed with PHP and built into PHP by default. However, it is possible to build PHP without MySQL support. Some possible fixes: apt-get install php-mysql rpm -Uvh php-mysql-4.2.2-1.i386.rpm ./configure --with-mysql=shared,/usr cp modules/mysql.so /usr/local/lib/php extension_dir=/usr/local/lib/php extension=mysql.so - 3 - Slide 3/64 December 6, 2002Sanity Check Make sure MySQL is running prompt:~> mysqlshow +-----------+ | Databases | +-----------+ | mysql | | test | +-----------+ Or with the latest PHP Output: Uptime: 6717

Threads: 1 Questions: 1 Slow queries: 0 Opens: 6 Flush tables: 1 Open tables: 0 Queries per second avg: 0.000 - 4 - Slide 4/64 December 6, 2002Connecting to MySQL The simple connection Output: Resource id #28 Other variations - 5 - Slide 5/64 December 6, 2002Persistent Connections The simple connection Output: Resource id #31 Caveats o Watch out for multi-credential connections o Make sure you match up max_connections and MaxClients - 6 - Slide 6/64 December 6, 2002Creating a Database Create a DB Output: Database foo created Create a Table Output: Table created - 7 - Slide 7/64 December 6, 2002Inserting Data INSERT Query
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PHP Tutorial - Learn PHP

PHP Tutorial - Learn PHP If you want to learn the basics of PHP, then you've come to the right place. The goal of this tutorial is to teach you the basics of PHP so that you can: • Customize PHP scripts that you download, so that they better fit your needs. • Begin to understand the working model of PHP, so you may begin to design your own PHP projects. • Give you a solid base in PHP, so as to make you more valuable in the eyes of future employers. PHP stands for PHP Hypertext Preprocessor. PHP - What is it? Taken directly from PHP's home, PHP.net, "PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language. Much of its syntax is borrowed from C, Java and Perl with a couple of unique PHP-specific features thrown in. The goal of the language is to allow web developers to write dynamically generated pages

quickly." This is generally a good definition of PHP. However, it does contain a lot of terms you may not be used to. Another way to think of PHP is a powerful, behind the scenes scripting language that your visitors won't see! When someone visits your PHP webpage, your web server processes the PHP code. It then sees which parts it needs to show to visitors(content and pictures) and hides the other stuff(file operations, math calculations, etc.) then translates your PHP into HTML. After the translation into HTML, it sends the webpage to your visitor's web browser. PHP - What's it do? It is also helpful to think of PHP in terms of what it can do for you. PHP will allow you to: • Reduce the time to create large websites. • Create a customized user experience for visitors based on information that you have gathered from them. • Open up thousands of possibilities for online tools. Check out PHP - HotScripts for examples of the great things that are possible with PHP. • Allow creation of shopping carts for e-commerce websites. What You Should Know Before starting this tutorial it is important that you have a basic understanding...

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Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL

Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL Presented by developerWorks, your source for great tutorials ibm.com/developerWorks Table of Contents If you're viewing this document online, you can click any of the topics below to link directly to that section. 1. About this tutorial 2 2. Introduction and installation 3 3. Start coding 7 4. Add new records 10 5. Get a better view 12 6. Delete, edit, and search data 14 7. Next steps: tips and resources 18 Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL Page 1 Section 1. About this tutorial Should I take this tutorial? This tutorial shows you how to use two open source, cross-platform tools for creating a dynamic Web site: PHP and MySQL. When we are finished, you will know how dynamic sites work and how they serve the content, and you will be ready to serve your own dynamic content from your site. About

the author For technical questions about the content of this tutorial, contact the author, Md. Ashraful Anam, at russell@bangla.net . Md. Ashraful Anam works as an independent Web developer. Having conquered the Windows platform, he recently changed his interest to Linux and immediately fell in love with it. In his spare time he can be seen wandering the virtual avenues of the net, testing open source software, and trying to promote his country, Bangladesh, in the international IT market. He can be reached at russell@bangla.net . Presented by developerWorks, your source for great tutorials ibm.com/developerWorks Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL Page 2 Section 2. Introduction and installation The need for dynamic content The Web is no longer static; it's dynamic. As the information content of the Web grows, so does the need to make Web sites more dynamic. Think of an e-shop that has 1,000 products. The owner has to create 1,000 Web pages (one for each product), and whenever anything changes, the owner has to change all those pages. Ouch!!! Wouldn't it be easier to have only one page that created and served the content on the fly from the information about the products stored in a...

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PHP Tutorial From beginner to master

PHP Tut P o HP r is i a a po l w F erf r ul o too m l for m b a e kin g g d i y n nam n ic e an r d in t te o ra c m tive W a e s b t pa e ge r s. PHP is the widely-used, free, and efficient alternative to competitors such as Microsoft's ASP. In our PHP tutorial you will learn about PHP, and how to execute scripts on your server Pre-requisites Before you continue you should have a basic understanding of the following: • HTML/XHTML • JavaScript What is PHP? • PHP stands for P HP: H ypertext P reprocessor • PHP is a server-side scripting language, like ASP • PHP scripts are executed on the server • PHP supports many databases (MySQL, Informix, Oracle, Sybase, Solid, PostgreSQL, Generic ODBC,

etc.) • PHP is an open source software • PHP is free to download and use What is a PHP File? • PHP files can contain text, HTML tags and scripts • PHP files are returned to the browser as plain HTML • PHP files have a file extension of ".php", ".php3", or ".phtml" What is MySQL? • MySQL is a database server • MySQL is ideal for both small and large applications • MySQL supports standard SQL • MySQL compiles on a number of platforms 1 • MySQL is free to download and use PHP + MySQL • PHP combined with MySQL are cross-platform (you can develop in Windows and serve on a Unix platform) Why PHP? • PHP runs on different platforms (Windows, Linux, Unix, etc.) • PHP is compatible with almost all servers used today (Apache, IIS, etc.) • PHP is FREE to download from the official PHP resource: www.php.net • PHP is easy to learn and runs efficiently on the server side Where to Start? To get access to a web server with PHP support, you can: • Install Apache (or IIS) on your own server, install PHP, and MySQL • Or find a web hosting...

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Cook up Web sites fast with CakePHP, Part 4: Use CakePHP

Cook up Web sites fast with CakePHP, Part 4: Use CakePHP's Session and Request Handler components Streamline PHP applications Skill Level: Intermediate Sean Kelly (skelly@idsociety.com) Web Application Developer ID Society 02 Jan 2007 Updated 02 Jun 2009 CakePHP is a stable production-ready, rapid-development aid for building Web sites in PHP. This "Cook up Web sites fast with CakePHP" series shows you how to build an online product catalog using CakePHP. Part 4 focuses primarily on the Session component of CakePHP, demonstrating three ways to save session data, as well as the Request Handler component to help you manage multiple types of requests (mobile browsers, requests containing XML or HTML, etc). Section 1. Before you start Editor's note: This series was originally published in published in 2006, and updated in 2007 and 2008. Since its last publication, CakePHP developers made changes to CakePHP resulting in multiple revisions of this series. This

revision was written for CakePHP V1.2.2.8120. This "Cook up Web sites fast with CakePHP" series is designed for PHP application developers who want to start using CakePHP to make their lives easier. In the end, Use CakePHP's Session and Request Handler components © Copyright IBM Corporation 2007, 2009. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 27 you will have learned how to install and configure CakePHP, the basics of Model-View-Controller (MVC) design, how to validate user data in CakePHP, how to use CakePHP helpers, and how to get an application up and running quickly using CakePHP. It might sound like a lot to learn, but don't worry — CakePHP does most of it for you. About this series • Part 1 focuses on getting CakePHP up and running, and the basics of how to put together a simple application allowing users to register for an account and log in to the application. • Part 2 demonstrates how to use scaffolding and Bake to get a jump-start on your application, and using CakePHP's access control lists (ACLs). • Part 3 shows how to use Sanitize, a handy CakePHP class, which helps secure an application by cleaning up user-submitted data. It also covers...

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DATE conference VHDL Tutorial - VHDL-2006-D3.0 Tutorial

V H D L - 2 0 0 6 - D 3 . 0 T u t o r i a l A g e n d a : Accellera Standards D ennis Brophy I E E E S t a n d a r d s E d w a r d R a s h b a V H D L T u t o r i a l J i m L e w i s A c c e l l e r a - V H D L - D 3 . 0 Fixed and Floating Point Packages W h a t s N e x t I n V H D L Q u e s t i o n s & A n s w e r s Accellera VHDL-2006-D3.0 By Jim Lewis, SynthWorks VHDL Training jim@synthworks.com S ynth W orks Accellera VHDL-2006-D3.0

O IEEE VASG - VHDL-200X effort O Started in 2003 and made good technical progress O However, no $$$ for LRM editing O Accellera VHDL TSC O Took over in 2005, O Funded the technical editing, O Users reviewed and prioritized proposals, O Did super-human work to finalize it for July 2006 * Accellera VHDL-2006-D3.0 * O Approved in July 2006 by Accellera board O Ready for industry adoption 2 Copyright © SynthWorks 2007 S ynth W orks Accellera VHDL-2006 O PSL O Expressions in port maps O IP Protection via Encryption O Read out ports O VHDL Procedural Interface - VHPI O Conditional and Selected O Type Generics assignment in sequential code O O Generics on Packages hwrite, owrite, … hread, oread O O Arrays with unconstrained arrays to_string, to_hstring, … O O Records with unconstrained arrays Sized bit string literals O O Fixed Point Packages Unary Reduction Operators O O Floating Point Packages Array/Scalar Logic Operators O O Hierarchical references of signals Slices in array aggregates O O Process(all) Stop and Finish O O Simplified Case Statements Context Declarations O O Don't Care in a Case Statement Std_logic_1164 Updates O O Conditional Expression Updates Numeric_Std Updates O Numeric_Std_Unsigned...

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Server-side Technologies CGI, PHP, Java Servlets, JSP

Server-side Technologies CGI, PHP, Java Servlets, JSP Denis Helic Server-side Technologies: Historical Background(1/3) Server-side = Web server side At the beginning the Web was a static information system Web servers served documents, images, etc. Static information stored on the server side (file system) No interaction between users and the Web (except browsing) (2/95) Server-side Technologies: Historical Background(2/3) There was a need for more interaction between users and the system (e.g. phone books) HTML forms Server needed to respond differently depending on values submitted by users Dynamic response by server (3/95) Server-side Technologies: Historical Background(3/3) Need to extend the functionality of Web servers Don’t add the new functionality into Web servers directly Just allow Web servers to communicate with external programs External programs generate dynamic content depending on values sub- mitted by HTML form Dynamic content forwarded to Web server Web server responds with dynamic content (4/95) Server-side Technologies: Today More

than just evaluating of HTML forms Dynamic content needed for: Sophisticated user interaction (e.g. search engines, shopping carts) Content changes often (e.g. weather forecast, news headlines) Web gateways to database-based applications (e.g. prices of products, online ticket reservations) (5/95) Communication between Web server and external programs How should Web server communicate with external programs? Passing parameters, getting response, etc. Standardized communication mechanism Standard created by Web consortium (6/95) Common Gateway Interface (CGI) CGI is a specification of communication between Web server and external programs Current version CGI 1.1 http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/interface.html Very general approach, can be applied for different applications Not only HTML form evaluation Web server must implement CGI specification All major Web servers do! (e.g. Apache, IIS, etc.) (7/95) CGI Specification(1/4) Environment variables System specific variables set by Web server External program reads environment variables and obtains data about client request CONTENT_LENGTH, CONTENT_TYPE, REMOTE_ADDR, REMOTE_HOST, etc. Command line Using a special HTML tag user sends a command line to the server Command line executed on the server (8/95) CGI Specification(2/4) Standard Input Used by the server to send client data to external program Standard Output Usedbyexternalprogramtosendresponsetotheserver(writeHTML to standard output) (9/95) CGI Specification(3/4) HTTP method used by the client: GET or...

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Tutorial: Content Management System

htp:/w.interaktonlie.com/ Tutorial Contet Mangemn Syst InterAKT Onlie Contet Mangemnt System Tutorial ___________________________ htp:/w.interaktonlie.com/ - 2 – Table of contets Introduction 3 Plan the Contet Mangemnt System 4 Ad, Edit and Delte Parts and Articles 6 Creat navigation menu 7 Display rticle list 9 isplay rticle 12 Creat home page 14 List articles and implent multiple dlet 19 Ad and eit articles using the same form 23 Restrict part delte ifit has sociated articles 28 Improve the Contet Mangemnt System 31 Auto-archive old articles 32 Creat rich contet visualy: KTML ite 36 Improve administration forms: X Widgets 39 Optiize contet for search engies 41 Other Resources 43 Copyright 4 InterAKT Onlie Contet Mangemnt System Tutorial ___________________________ htp:/w.interaktonlie.com/ - 3 – Introduction In this tuorial, you wil creat aContet Mangemnt System (CMS). A CMS is aweb aplication that alow y t creat artils or y thr ps dirctl onli, from asecured ministrtion

re. This tuorial wil not presnt how to implent user authentication, as this i described in aother tuorial (the Job Sit tuorial). Yu ust howevr crt t lgi d regitration pags befr creting any ther sectins of the site. This aplication wil alow you to:  creat, update, and elte articles.  display list of articles for the site administrator.  creat anvigation menu and isplay rticles in the front-end.  auto-archive articles older than oe month. To cmplet this tuorial, you wil make use of eatures from MX Kolection 3. If you do nt have the MX Kolcion 3 bndle, then the folwing sprt prducts ust b istaled:  MX User Login  ImpAKT  MX Includes  NeTensio 3  MX Widgets  KTL ite To cmplet this tuorial, it wil take about 80 to 10 minutes, depndig on your web authoring levl. The first hing to d when starting to creat an plication, is to take some tie and plan it out. Dcid o te files to crate, d the dtbse strutre yu huld u. InterAKT Onlie Contet Mangemnt System Tutorial ___________________________ htp:/w.interaktonlie.com/ - 4 – Plan the Contet Mangemnt System Before you start building this aplication,...

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FileMaker Server 9 Custom Web Publishing with PHP

FileMaker® Server 9 Custom Web Publishing with PHP © 2007 FileMaker, Inc. All Rights Reserved. FileMaker, Inc. 5201 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, California 95054 FileMaker is a trademark of FileMaker, Inc., registered in the U.S. And other countries, and ScriptMaker and the file folder logo are trademarks of FileMaker, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. FileMaker documentation is copyrighted. You are not authorized to make additional copies or distribute this documentation without written permission from FileMaker. You may use this documentation solely with a valid licensed copy of FileMaker software. All persons and companies listed in the examples are purely fictitious and any resemblance to existing persons and companies is purely coincidental. Credits are listed in the Acknowledgements document provided with this software. Mention of third-party products is for informational purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation. FileMaker, Inc. assumes no

responsibility with regard to the performance of these products. For more information, visit our website at www.filemaker.com. Edition: 01 Contents About this guide 7 Chapter 1 Introducing Custom Web Publishing 9 About the Web Publishing Engine 10 How a Web Publishing Engine request is processed 10 Custom Web Publishing with PHP 11 Custom Web Publishing with XML and XSLT 11 Comparing PHP to XML and XSLT 12 Reasons to choose PHP 12 Reasons to choose XML and XSLT 12 Chapter 2 About Custom Web Publishing with PHP 13 Key Features in Custom Web Publishing with PHP 13 Web Publishing Requirements 13 What is required to publish a database using Custom Web Publishing 13 What web users need to access a Custom Web Publishing solution 14 Connecting to the Internet or an intranet 14 Manually installing the FileMaker API for PHP 14 Where to go from here 15 Chapter 3 Preparing databases for Custom Web Publishing 17 Enabling Custom Web Publishing with PHP for databases 17 Creating layouts for Custom Web Publishing with PHP 17 Protecting your published databases 18 Accessing a protected database 18 Publishing the contents of container fields on the web 19 How web users view container field...

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Flash Tutorial: Simple Buttons

http://www.webwasp.co.uk/tutorials/a05-buttons/images/mx/buttons-mx.php Flash Tutorial: Simple Buttons - webwasp.co.uk 1 of 5 Free Flash Tutorials Tutorials • Downloads • Newsletter • Bulletin Board • Contact Us Members • Business • Web Design • Home • Search Flash Tutorial - Creating simple buttons 005 Beginners Flash Compatibility: MX For Flash MX 2004 click here Written by: Phil Length: 1200 This tutorial is designed for people who have little Experience of using Flash. The aim of the tutorial is to be able to create your own buttons, how to Align objects to the stage and create layers. States of the button The button can change it's appearance according to what 'state' it is in. There are four states: Up, Over, Down and Hit. 1. Up: Is when the mouse pointer is not over the button. 2. Over: Is when the mouse pointer is over the button. 3. Down: Is when the mouse pointer is

over the button and the mouse button is down. 4. Hit: Is an invisible area of the screen. This area defines when the mouse pointer is 'over' the button or not. Roll your mouse over the button below and click to see the Up, Over and Down states. You can't see the Hit area as it is invisible. The button has no actions so does not do anything. My Example: Download the Flash File Beg 005a Step one: Setting up the Document Set the size of the Flash Movie: Modify > Document The movie above is: 200 x 130px Note: You can either have a Flash movie which contains a number of buttons or you can have a Flash movie that is a single button and no more. 1. 100 Flash Tutorials Experts Show You How: Instructional Training Videos, Tips and Shortcuts LearnFlash.com 360-Degree Mouse Button for cellphones, PDAs, MP3 players MicroNav by Interlink Electronics www.micronavlink.com Create Animated Tutorials Record your PC and create animated Flash tutorials with voice/audio. www.DemoCharge.com http://www.webwasp.co.uk/tutorials/a05-buttons/images/mx/buttons-mx.php Flash Tutorial: Simple Buttons - webwasp.co.uk 2 of 5 A Flash movie with several buttons. File size: 400 x130px A Flash movie which is a single button. File size:...

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PHP & Zend Framework Tutorial

PHP & Zend Framework Tutorial I did a lot of googling, installing, re-installing, … but finally got my first php project to work. I used WAMP for the apache install, the Zend Framework as an MVC, and PostGreSQL as a backend database. Below you can find a basic tutorial on how to get started. Included are following steps: 1. Install & configure WAMP 2. Configure PHP 3. Install & configure PostGres 4. Set up the Zend Framework 5. Start programming I’m gonna try to keep everything as simple as possible. Downside is that you’ll have to try & configure some things on your own. On the other hand it’ll keep this tutorial from becoming too big (and you probably didn’t even got to reading this sentence)… Oh yeah, I’m doing this on my Windows XP system, I don’t know how differently all of this should be done on other systems.

1. Install & configure WAMP. Why WAMP? Well it’s the Windows version of the popular LAMP distribution and the installer configures a lot of things for you. I started with installing & configuring everything (Apache, MySQL/PostGres & PHP) separately which worked (after some time), but I want to spare you the frustrations I had to endure. I’m not gonna tell you how to download it and click next during the installer. The most important thing is the ‘httpd.conf’-file which configures the server. Following parameters are quite important (but should be set correctly after installing WAMP): - the parameter “documentRoot” points to your ‘www’-folder, where you can drop your PHP-files that can be viewed by browser when the server’s URL is given - the parameter “loadModule” points to the PHP configuration that should be used (PHP runtime environment normally is a separate install – Apache can’t handle PHP on his own) Important! I installed WAMP in my “program files” folder, so I recommend you do this too, otherwise you will have to adjust the php.ini file, which is discussed later. So, normally no configuration is need, and after installing you should see an “It works!” when you browse to your http://localhost....

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Asterisk Tutorial

Asterisk Tutorial Jonny Martin Citylink jonny@citylink.co.nz Introduction • An introduction to installing and configuring Asterisk • Intermediate level - assumes basic knowledge of networking, linux systems, and VoIP • We’ll be building a real live Asterisk box as we progress through the slides • If you have a question please ask • Asterisk is the goods :) Agenda 1/2 • Installing Asterisk • All about Asterisk in three slides • Telephony Hardware • A basic Asterisk configuration • Zaptel hardware configuration • Asterisk codecs • System dimensioning Agenda 2/2 • Voicemail and conferencing • Administering Asterisk • Advanced Asterisk - DBs, AGI scripts, scaling • Configuration files What is Asterisk? • Asterisk, The Open Source PBX. www.asterisk.org • A complete PBX in software • Runs on Linux, BSD, MacOSX, and others • Covers most VoIP protocols • Many features built in - voicemail, conferencing, IVR, queuing, as well as standard

calling functions • Highly extensible - can handle virtually any task imaginable • Many different hardware telephony cards available Asterisk History • Originally developed by Mark Spencer starting around 1999 • He needed a flexible PBX for his linux support company so wrote one • Realised once a call is inside a PC, anything can be done with it - hence the name Asterisk • Met Jim Dixon from the Zapata telephony project in 2001 which provided hardware and a business model to further development • Now an active Asterisk development community Useful Reading • Asterisk, The Future of Telephony. By Jared Smith, Jim Van Meggelen, Leif Madsen. ISBN: 0-596-00962-3 • Published under Creative Commons license • http://www.asteriskdocs.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=11 • www.voip-info.org • A public wiki - generally good information, but to be taken with a grain of salt • www.asterisk.org • www.digium.com Installing Asterisk • Asterisk uses three main packages: • asterisk • zaptel • libpri • Compile Requirements: • GCC (version 3.x or later) • Kernel source • Kernel headers • bison • openssl, openssl-dev, libssl-dev • libnewt Download Source # cd /usr/src/ # wget -–passive-ftp ftp.digium.com/pub/asterisk/asterisk-1.*.tar.gz # wget -–passive-ftp ftp.digium.com/pub/asterisk/asterisk-sounds-*.tar.gz # wget -–passive-ftp ftp.digium.com/pub/zaptel/zaptel-*.tar.gz # wget -–passive-ftp ftp.digium.com/pub/libpri/libpri-*.tar.gz #...

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PHP object-oriented programming

.net technique php 74 .net november 2007 Knowledge needed PHP Requires PHP Project time 30 minutes Mention object-oriented programming to most web developers and you usually get the same effect: blood will drain from their faces and their eyes will glaze over. Thatquoteright0s a shame, because OOP is a hugely useful technique in anyonequoteright0s toolbox. The reason people are usually afraid of it is because OOP has long been the realm of “serious programmers”, as opposed to “dabblers”. Given that many web developers see PHP as a neat hack to add functionality around the beautiful interface theyquoteright0ve designed, you can imagine why OOP gives them jitters. In this tutorial, I want to show you how object orientation works with the minimum amount of theory and the maximum amount of practical, hands-on code that you can get using straight away. So letquoteright0s go OOP! Understanding objects An object is a bundle

of data and functions that you get to define. From a web developerquoteright0s point of view, the most common object type will be probably be a Page, which has some content and maybe a standard header and footer if your site has a uniform design. First, youquoteright0re going to build a Page object that makes it easy to create new pages on your site. This first object is going to hold one variable (the title), as well as two methods. A method is the fancy name for a function when itquoteright0s inside an object. Create a file, call it “classes.php” and give it this content: PHP object-oriented programming Paul Hudson takes the blood, sweat and tears out of mastering object-oriented programming, a powerful technique thatquoteright0s otherwise known as OOP There are three surprising things in that code. The first is the class keyword, which tells PHP youquoteright0re about to define an object type. The difference between a class and an object is...

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Switch Statement PHP Arrays PHP Forms

Tutorials http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_syntax.asp - Online tutorial First PHP Code The Switch Statement PHP Arrays PHP Forms and User Input Advanced Tutorial Date Function Server side includes You can insert the content of a file into a PHP file before the server executes it, with the include() or require() function. The two functions are identical in every way, except how they handle errors. The include() function generates a warning (but the script will continue execution) while the require() function generates a fatal error (and the script execution will stop after the error). Include() function Storing a Session Variable Sending an email in PHP Email form Email form validation

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Using Ajax with PHP and Sajax

Using Ajax with PHP and Sajax How the Simple Ajax Toolkit can integrate your server-side PHP with JavaScript Skill Level: Intermediate Tyler Anderson (tyleranderson5@yahoo.com) Freelance Writer Stexar Corp. 18 Oct 2005 For years, the goal of creating a truly responsive Web application was hampered by one simple fact of Web development: To change the information on part of a page, a user must reload the entire page. Not anymore. Thanks to asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax), we can now request new content from the server and change just part of a page. This tutorial explains how to use Ajax with PHP and introduces the Simple Ajax Toolkit (Sajax), a tool written in PHP that lets you integrate server-side PHP with JavaScript that makes this work. Section 1. Before you start This tutorial is for those interested in developing rich Web applications that dynamically update content using asynchronous JavaScript and XML

(Ajax) with PHP, without having to refresh entire Web pages with each user click. This tutorial assumes basic PHP concepts, including the use of if and switch statements, and functions. About this tutorial You will learn about Ajax, as well as issues surrounding its usage. You will also build an Ajax application in PHP that will display panels of a section of a previously written tutorial. Clicking on a panel link will reload only the content section and replace it with the content of the selected panel, saving bandwidth and time loading the page. Then you will integrate the Simple Ajax Toolkit (Sajax) into your Ajax application, which will synchronize the use of Ajax, simplifying development. Using Ajax with PHP and Sajax © Copyright IBM Corporation 1994, 2006. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 20 Prerequisites The following tools are needed to follow along: Web server Pick any Web server and operating system. Feel free to use Apache 2.X or the IBM HTTP Server. PHP You can follow along without PHP, but if you are interested in interacting with the sample application download PHP V5. Sajax You will need Sajax. This is a single-file library of PHP functions used in...

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VoiceGenie VoiceXML Gateway SpeechGenie Release Document

1 Voicegenie Technologies Inc. VoiceGenie VoiceXML Gateway SpeechGenie Release Document Version: 5.0 Release Date: October 23, 2001 VoiceXML Gateway Release Document Version 4.9.5 Release Date: September 28, 2001 i Voicegenie Technologies Inc. Proprietary / Copyright Information This material contains proprietary and/or copyright information of VoiceGenie Technologies Inc. and may not be copied, used, or disclosed without the permission of VoiceGenie Technologies Inc. © COPYRIGHT 2001 Voicegenie Technologies Inc. Notice Every effort was made to ensure that the information in this document was complete and accurate at the time of printing. However, this information is subject to change without notice. Trademarks All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Where those designations appear in this document, and VoiceGenie is aware of a trademark claim, the designations have been printed in initial caps of all caps. Warranty VoiceGenie Technologies Inc. provides no warranty for this product. VoiceXML Gateway Release Document Version

5.0 Release Date: October 23, 2001 1 Voicegenie Technologies Inc. Table of Contents SUMMARY....................................................................................................................... 2 OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................2 DOCUMENTS .....................................................................................................................2 RESOURCES .......................................................................................................................2 WHERE TO GET HELP .......................................................................................................3 CONTACTING VOICEGENIE ...............................................................................................3 PRODUCT VERSION IDENTIFICATION .................................................................. 4 NEW FEATURES............................................................................................................. 5 CHANGES......................................................................................................................... 6 BUG FIXES....................................................................................................................... 7 RESTRICTIONS .............................................................................................................. 8 ERRATA............................................................................................................................ 9 CHANGE HISTORY...................................................................................................... 10 RELEASE 4.9.5 ................................................................................................................10 RELEASE 4.9.0 ................................................................................................................11 RELEASE 4.8.2 ................................................................................................................11 RELEASE 4.7 ...................................................................................................................13 RELEASE 4.6 ...................................................................................................................14 RELEASE 4.5 ...................................................................................................................14 RELEASE 2.4 ...................................................................................................................15 RELEASE 2.3 ...................................................................................................................15 RELEASE 2.2 ...................................................................................................................16 VoiceXML Gateway Release Document Version 5.0 Release Date: October 23, 2001 2 Voicegenie Technologies Inc. Summary Overview This release document includes the following information: • Product Version Identification • New Features • Changes • Bug Fixes • Release Notes • Errata • Change History This document applies to the SpeechGenie edition of the VoiceGenie VoiceXML Gateway product, release 5.0. Documents In addition to this Release Document, you will get two other documents: VoiceGenie Administration Guide - A manual written for those who will install, configure, and administer the VoiceGenie VoiceXML Gateway Platform. VoiceXML Support Document - contains detailed information on VoiceXML compliance, usage notes, and previous change history. VoiceXML Developer Guide - A VoiceXML 2.0 reference manual containing description of each supported tags,...

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AJAX and PHP

AJAX and PHP Building Responsive Web Applications Cristian Darie Bogdan Brinzarea Filip Cherecheş-Toşa Mihai Bucica Chapter 5 "AJAX chat and JSON" For More Information: www.packtpub.com/ajax php/book In this package, you will find: A Biography of the authors of the book A preview chapter from the book, Chapter 5 "AJAX chat and JSON" A synopsis of the book’s content Information on where to buy this book About the Authors Cristian Darie is a software engineer with experience in a wide range of modern technologies, and the author of numerous technical books, including the popular "Beginning E-Commerce" series. Having worked with computers since he was old enough to press the keyboard, he initially tasted programming success with a first prize in his first programming contest at the age of 12. From there, Cristian moved on to many other similar achievements, and now he is studying distributed application architectures for his PhD degree.

He always loves hearing feedback about his books, so don't hesitate dropping a "hello" message when you have a spare moment. Cristian can be contacted through his personal website at www.cristiandarie.ro. Bogdan Brinzarea has a strong background in Computer Science holding a Master and Bachelor Degree at the Automatic Control and Computers Faculty of the Politehnica University of Bucharest, Romania and also an Auditor diploma at the Computer Science department at Ecole Polytechnique, Paris, France. His main interests cover a wide area from embedded programming, distributed and mobile computing, and new web technologies. Currently, he is employed as an Alternative Channels Specialist at Banca Romaneasca, Member of National Bank of Greece, where he is responsible for the Internet Banking project and coordinates other projects related to security applications and new technologies to be implemented in the banking area. For More Information: www.packtpub.com/ajax php/book Filip Cherecheş-Toşa is a web developer with a firm belief in the future of web-based software. He started his career at the age of 9, when he first got a Commodore 64 with tape-drive. Back home in Romania, Filip runs a web development company named eXigo www.exigo.ro, which is actively involved in web-based application development and web...

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Introduction to Netstat Tutorial

Introduction to Netstat Tutorial by: LearnSecurityOnline, 05/25/2005 http://www.securitydocs.com/library/3318 What is netstat? Netstat is a versatile tool catered for the windows platform by means of the MS-DOS (now a days referred to as "Command Prompt") command line. Netstat is also used in other platforms and operating systems apart from Windows such as Unix and Linux. In the following thesis I will demonstrate the security-oriented uses for this basic DOS and bash command designed for the newbie. Note: To access Command Prompt on Windows platforms simply left click the start icon, click run, type “command” or “cmd” (without quotations) in the text box and select open. How does netstat associate with security? The main use of this command is for the quick overview of active ports on your machine and their status, i.e. listening and connected ports, types of ports, and on UNIX, any open streams and a lot of other useful

information. This helps the user by notifying he/she which ports are open, which are closed and/or listening for incoming connections which can give you an accurate assumption of how vulnerable your PC is to attacks on the respective ports. For example common attacks that can be avoided if treated proactively include basic vulnerabilities tied to ports such as 139 which a hacker, or novice user, can exploit effectively by using a successive amount of standard Windows commands which primarily include “net”, or port 21 (ftp), 23 (telnet) in which a user can connect and obtain a banner of your system detailing your operating system or even, if they guess your password correctly, connect to your system obtaining complete control. Netstat examines both basic TCP and UDP connections and has the ability to filter between both or a selection of differing protocols (including IP, ICMP, TCPv6 and UDPv6, etc.). The ability to complete the aforementioned filters relies on one of the basic traits of almost all fairly analytical commands, this being, command switches. The switches relating to netstat are described further on in this tutorial in both sections 3 and 4 (Operation of netstat in Windows/Linux). Operation of netstat in Windows...

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Tutorial NSPLib benchmark dataset Diverse set

The NSPLib benchmark dataset www.projectmanagement.ugent.be/nsp.php - 1 Tutorial NSPLib benchmark dataset In this manuscript, the characteristics of the benchmark dataset of nurse scheduling problem instances and different sets of case-specific constraints proposed in the paper “NSPLib – A Nurse Scheduling Problem Library: A tool to evaluate (meta-)heuristic procedures” (by Mario Vanhoucke and Broos Maenhout) are explained. This paper can be downloaded from our website. NSPLib: Benchmark dataset of problem instances Input File Characteristics Diverse set We have 4 different data sets generated under a controlled design, as follows: Set 1: N25 set Size Preferences Coverage N 25 NPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 TCC 0.20, 0.35 or 0.50 S 4 (including the free shift) SPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 SCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 D 7 DPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 DCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 Using 10 instances for each setting, we have generated 36 x 10 = 7290 NSP

instances. Set 2: N50 set Size Preferences Coverage N 50 NPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 TCC 0.20, 0.35 or 0.50 S 4 (including the free shift) SPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 SCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 D 7 DPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 DCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 Using 10 instances for each setting, we have generated 36 x 10 = 7290 NSP instances. Set 3: N75 set Size Preferences Coverage N 75 NPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 TCC 0.20, 0.35 or 0.50 S 4 (including the free shift) SPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 SCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 D 7 DPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 DCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 Using 10 instances for each setting, we have generated 36 x 10 = 7290 NSP instances. The NSPLib benchmark dataset www.projectmanagement.ugent.be/nsp.php - 2 Set 4: N100 set Size Preferences Coverage N 100 NPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 TCC 0.20, 0.35 or 0.50 S 4 (including the free shift) SPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 SCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 D 7 DPD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 DCD 0.25, 0.50 or 0.75 Using 10 instances for each setting, we have generated 36 x 10 = 7290 NSP instances. Realistic set...

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PHP and PostgreSQL

By Vikram Vaswani This article copyright Melonfire 2000−2002. All rights reserved. Table of Contents A Matter Of Choice............................................................................................................................................1 Getting Started....................................................................................................................................................2 First Steps............................................................................................................................................................5 Digging Deeper....................................................................................................................................................8 Different Strokes...............................................................................................................................................10 Rolling Around..................................................................................................................................................14 Catching Mistakes.............................................................................................................................................16 A Well−Formed Idea........................................................................................................................................18 Surfing The Web...............................................................................................................................................20 PHP and PostgreSQL i A Matter Of Choice There's something patently unfair going on here. For some reason, almost every PHP tutorial on the planet makes the implicit assumption that if you're using PHP with a database, that database is going to be MySQL. Now, I have absolutely nothing against MySQL − I think it's a great product, and I use it fairly often in my development activities. However, it's not the only good open−source RDBMS out there − most developers have been playing with PostgreSQL for quite a while now, and quite a few of them would love to integrate their PostgreSQL backend with PHP. The only problem is, they have no idea

where to start − the functions used to communicate with a PostgreSQL database are different from those used in a MySQL environment, and the documentation out there could do with some updating. Well, it's time to bring some balance back to the universe. Which is why this article looks at PHP from the PostgreSQL developer's point of view, explaining how PHP can be used with the PostgreSQL database system. If you're a MySQL user, you probably don't need to know any of this; if you're a PostgreSQL fan, on the other hand, you can breathe a sigh of relief and flip the page. A Matter Of Choice 1 Getting Started Before we get started, you need to make sure that you have everything you need to successfully use PHP with PostgreSQL. Here's your cheat sheet: 1. The latest version of PostgreSQL, available from http://www.postgresql.org (this article uses version 7.1) 2. A Web server which supports PHP, available from http://www.php.net/ (this article uses Apache 1.3.24 with PHP 4.2.0) Note that your PHP build must support PostgreSQL in order for the examples in this article to work correctly. You can include PostgreSQL support in your PHP build by adding the "−−with−pgsql" configuration...

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INSTRUCTIONS OPEL DISPLAY DRIVER AND STALK ADAPTER

INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS Choose the mounting location carefully, observing the following - The unit is not subject to temperatures exceeding 55 C (Such as in a car parked in direct sunlight) - The unit is not subject to direct sunlight. - The unit is not near heat sources (such as heaters). - The unit is not exposed to rain or moisture. - The unit is not exposed to excessive dust or dirt. - The unit is not subject to excessive vibration. WARRANTY - This product is covered by a 12month warranty valid from the date of purchase - The adapter and lead will be replaced free of charge if failure is due to a manufacturing defect. - The adapter must have been fitted as per the installation instructions. - The unit must be returned to your supplier for any claim under the terms of this warranty. - This does not affect

your statutory rights. INSTRUCTIONS OPEL DISPLAY DRIVER AND STALK ADAPTER Fitting instructions for DOPS001, DOPS002, DOPS003, DOPS004 & DOPS005 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE (1) The display does not show the radio information. - Check the uni-link plug is fitted to the rear socket of the radio. - Check the 14pin plug is installed into the adapter. - Check the connections to the adapter and car stereo - Consult your supplying dealer. - Check that the connection to the radio remote power has been made (Step 5) - Reset the stereo using the recessed front panel button (see user manual) - Consult your supplying dealer. (2) The steering wheel controls do not operate the radio. - Check that the 3.5mm jack plug is fitted into the 3.5mm socket of the radio. - Check the correct fitting of the 14pin plug to the adapter. - Check for broken or loose wiring within the supplied harness. - Reset the stereo using the recessed front panel button (see user manual) (3) The radio does not operate after installation. - Check all connections are pushed fully into the rear terminal block on the car stereo. - Check that there are no broken pins on the lead...

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Key Matching Instruction for OPEL Immobilizer

LAUNCH Key Matching Instruction for OPEL 1 Key Matching Instruction for OPEL Immobilizer and Anti-Theft Warning System The main available function of X-431 is [Match Remote Key] for Anti-Theft Alarm system of OPEL and [Match Ignition Key] for the immobilizer system. Please follow the screen tips to perform the easy operation. Precautions: 1) The engine can be started only with the authorized keys that have been matched with the vehicle immobilizer controller. 2) When performing key matching, always match all the keys at the same time with the vehicle immobilizer control unit. 3) For the sake of security, all other authorized keys must be re-matched with X-431 if one of the authorized key was lost; thus the lost key becomes unauthorized and cannot be used to start the engine. The operation for immobilizer system is similar to that of the anti theft warning system. Here we only take give the

operation procedures for the anti theft warning system (take OPEL diagnostic program V15.00 as an example). LAUNCH Key Matching Instruction for OPEL 2 Procedures for matching remote control key 1. connect X-431 to the vehicle diagnostic socket; 2. Insert the key into the ignition switch and turn it to ON position; 3. Enter [Body]→[Anti Theft Warning] system; 4. Select [Programming] function in the function menu. The screen will display an interface as shown in the left figure. You are required to input the 4 digits password. 5. After inputting the right password, the screen will display the function selection menu as shown in the left figure. Notes: ♦ [Erase key] function is used to erase the current keys; thus the lost keys will become unauthorized and cannot be used to start the engine. ♦ [Programming] function is used to re-match current keys or add new keys; after matching, the keys will become authorized and can be used to start the engine. LAUNCH Key Matching Instruction for OPEL 3 6. After clicking [Erase Key], the screen will display an interface as shown in the left figure. 7. Click [OK], the screen ask: Do you want to erase the key? 8. Click...

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Java Injection (CanDI) Pattern Tutorial

Java Injection (CanDI) Pattern Tutorial June 15, 2009 Contents 1 Overview 1 1.1 Tutorial Architecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1.2 Java Injection API . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 Service Pattern 4 2.1 Using Services from PHP and JSP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3 Resource XML Con guration Pattern 6 4 Startup Pattern 9 5 Plugin/Extension Pattern 9 1 Overview The four main CanDI patterns share a common goal: improve code with a declarative injection style. When Java classes cleanly describe their dependen- cies, their lifecycles, and their exports, they are self-documenting.

You can read the classes and understand how they will behave, i.e. you don’t need to read the code side-by-side with XML con guration to understand the system’s behavior. The custom, typesafe binding annotations are key to CanDI’s self- documentation, because injection points clearly describe the resources or ser- vices they expect with adjective-oriented annotations. Because the annotations are true Java classes, they are documented in JavaDoc and veri ed by the com- piler. The small number of meaningful adjectives means they don’t impose a signi cant coding burden, and are well worth the small extra development time. CanDI Application Patterns PATTERN DESCRIPTION Service Pattern Organize the application as a collec- tion of services. 1 1.1 Tutorial Architecture 1 OVERVIEW Resource Con guration Pattern Bind and resources with declara- tive annotations and con gure with XML. Startup Pattern Use @Startup beans to initialize ap- plication state. Plugin/Extension Pattern Discover plugin/extension classes for a service. This tutorial describes four main CanDI design patterns: services, resources, startup and extensions. Services center an application’s design by encapsulating management and data. Resources are the con gurable interface between the user and the application. Startup initializes the application. And extensions allow sophisticated applications to tailor...

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E50-Opel Corsa Towbar Fitting

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 11 A Plastic elements B Clamp mark in acc. with ISO PN Cables joining 1 L Left directional lights 2 + Rear fog lights 3 31 Ground 4 R Right directional lights 5 58R Right side parking lights 6 54 Stoplights 7 58L Left side parking lights FITTING INSTRUCTION This towbar is designed to assembly in following cars: OPEL CORSA “D”, 3/5 doors, produced since 2007, catalogue no. E50 and is prepared to tow trailers max total weight 1300 kg and max vertical load 50 kg. From manufacturer Thank you for buying our product. Their reliability has been confirmed in many tests. Reliability of towbar depends also on correct assembly and right operation. For this reasons we kindly ask to read carefully this instruction and apply to hints. The towbar should be install

in points described by a car producer. The instruction of the assembly 1. For the purpose of installings of the towbar one ought to disassemble the bumper and its metal reinforcement which will not be assembled again. 2. Slip brackets of the towbar (pos. 4 and 5) into chassis members (holes B on protruding threaded pins). Fix them loosely using bolts M10x40mm (pos. 9). On pins twist on two nuts remaining after reinforcement disassembling. 3. Slip the main bar of the towbar (pos. 1) between installed brackets of the towbar (pos. 4 and 5) and fix using bolts M12x35mm (pos. 8) as shown on the drawing. 4. On points (pos. A) slip plastic elements which one ought to move from the metal reinforcement of the bumper. 5. In the foot of the bumper, in its axis, one ought to cut out the fragment: the width 50mm, the height 40mm. 6. Install the bumper. 7. Fix tow ball (pos. 2) using bolt M12x75mm (pos. 6) and M12x70mm (pos. 7). With bolt M12x75mm fix also a socket plate (pos. 3). See the drawing. 8. Tighten all bolts according to the torque shown in the table. 9. Connect electric wires of 7-poles socket...

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E49-Opel Sintra angielska

1 2 3 4 4 4 5 5 M12x75 M12x40 M12x40 M12x40 M12x40 M10x35 M10x35 M10x35 Washer ø32xø13x4 A A B B C D E F Clamp mark in acc. with ISO PN Cables joining 1 L Left directional lights 2 + Rear fog lights 3 31 Ground 4 R Right directional lights 5 58R Right side parking lights 6 54 Stoplights 7 58L Left side parking lights FITTING INSTRUCTION This towing hitch is designed to assembly in following cars: OPEL SINTRA produced since 1996 till 1999 and CHEVROLET TRANS SPORT, produced since 1997 till 2006, catalogue no. E49 and is prepared to tow trailers max total weight 2000 kg and max vertical load 75 kg. From manufacturer Thank you for buying our product. Their reliability has been confirmed in many tests. Reliability of towing hitch depends also on correct assembly and right operation. For this reasons we kindly ask

to read carefully this instruction and apply to hints. The towing hitch should be install in points described by a car producer. The instruction of the assembly 1. Take out a spare wheel. Remove two bolts from the towing eye: one from underneath and one from the left side. 2. Fix loosely right angle bar (pos. 5) to the right side of the chassis through hole (pos. A) using bolt M10x35mm (pos. 8). For models without level adjustment: Fix loosely left angle bar (pos. 5) to the left side of the chassis through hole (pos. A) using bolt M10x35mm (pos. 8). For models with level adjustment: Remove bolt X shown in figure 2, place angle bar (pos. 5) between just removed plate and the chassis. Fix loosely using bolt M10x35mm. For Chevrolet Trans Sport: Underneath the bumper, in central section cut out its fragment: width 50mm and depth 40mm. Cut out fragment of bumper reinforcement according to figure 3. Disassemble original towing eye. Put the pin for the rearmost exhaust through hole ø19mm in towing hitch brackets. Mount the towing hitch together with the towing eye on the car. 3. Between installed angle bars put the main bar of the...

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OPEL - Trouble shooting – OPEL / VAUXHALL Preface

TROUBLE SHOOTING OPEL / VAUXHALL 1 A0909032-1 Trouble shooting – OPEL / VAUXHALL Preface The program cassette in the Multi-Tester pro is the component which gives the diagnostic equipment its unique test performance. The program cassette can easily be changed to set the Multi-Tester pro up quickly for the diagnostic task at hand. The Multi-Tester pro software is available in two levels of functionality, Plus line and Pro line. This manual covers the operation of the Pro line cartridge. Although operation and display screens are identical for each line, please be aware that some of the functions described are not available on Plus line cartridges. The Plus line cartridge has the following functions: engine DTC:s and monitor list, airbag DTC:s, ABS DTC:s and service light resetting as well as snapshots. This fault-finding instruction describes the serial application for trouble shooting via the diagnostic connector on Opel and Vauxhall. Copyright AUTODIAGNOS

The contents of this document may be changed without prior notice, and should therefore not be regarded as being binding on AUTODIAGNOS. AUTODIAGNOS declines all responsibility for faults and omissions which may occur in this document. Under no circumstances can AUTODIAGNOS be held responsible for damage which could occur due to use of this document, or of the hardware and software described herein. This document must not be wholly or partly reproduced, copied, or duplicated by any means, nor may it be stored in an information retrieval system, except for personal use, without written permission from AUTODIAGNOS. Nor may the contents be divulged to any third party or used in any unauthorised manner. Any breach of these stipulations may lead to legal action. TROUBLE SHOOTING OPEL / VAUXHALL 2 A0909032-1 CONTENTS Contents Preface ............................................................................................................. 1 Introduction....................................................................................................... 3 Presentation of the manual ........................................................................... 3 Presentation of the serial application ............................................................ 3 The display and the keys .......................................................................... 4 Connection ....................................................................................................... 5 Trouble shooting ............................................................................................... 6 Start ............................................................................................................. 6 Select function ............................................................................................ 10 Monitor list .............................................................................................. 11 Read DTCs ............................................................................................ 12 Clear DTCs ............................................................................................ 13 Actuators ................................................................................................ 14 Programming .......................................................................................... 15 Erase transponder keys .......................................................................... 16 Program transponder key ....................................................................... 16 Erase...

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OPEL 2000 Owners Manual

OPEL 2000 1 Keep these instructions for future use. The Owner’s Manual Residential Factory Built Fireplace Operation Maintenance Installation OPEL 2000 opel/09/99 manual OPEL 2000 2 Dear Customer, The OPEL 2000 incorporates technology with elegance to give you a beautiful view of the fire without compromising on heating efficiency or environmental quality. We have designed your new OPEL 2000 to be easy to install, operate and maintain. It is in your best interest to become familiar with it. Study your manual to be sure that the installation is correct, then follow the guidelines for operation and maintenance. We at RSF ENERGY congratulate you on your choice of the OPEL 2000, and are confident that you have purchased a fireplace that is simply, the best. Sincerely, The RSF Energy Team, Septembre 1999. SAFETY FIRST 3 Do s and Don ts 3 Creosote Formation and Need for Removal GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 3 Combustion

Control System 4 Firescreen 4 Thermostat 4 Internal Circulating Blower 4 Gravity Vent System 4 Central Heat System 4 Catalytic Combustor OPERATION 5 Lighting 5 First Fire 5 Refueling MAINTENANCE 6 Cleaning 6 Disposal of Ashes 6 Doors 7 Glass 7 Gold Plating 8 Chimney Cleaning 8 Paint 8 Catalytic Combustor INSTALLATION 9 General Assembly Illustration 10 Nailing Strips 10 Location 10 Ceiling Clearance 10 Outside Air Duct 12 Chimney 12 Chimney Installation 12 Masonry Chimney 14 Chase Enclosure 14 Radiation Shield 15 Offset Chimney 15 Framing In 16 Spark Guard 16 Mantel 16 Hearth Extension 16 Micore Board OPTIONS 19 Wall Thermostat 20 Circulating Blower 21 Catalytic Combustor 23 Gold Louvers 25 Rock Retainer Kit 26 Remote Venting 26 The Gravity Vent System 27 The Central Heat System 32 Zone Heating SCHEMATIC WIRING DIAGRAMS 34 Thermostat 34 Circulating Blower 35 Central Heat System 35 All Systems 36 Zone Heating REPLACEMENT PARTS 37 Replacement Parts FIREPLACE OPTIONS 38 Fireplace Options 39 Label WARRANTY 40 Warranty TABLE OF CONTENTS OPEL 2000 3 SAFETY FIRST DO S AND DON TS If this fireplace is not properly installed, a house fire may result. For your safety, follow the installation directions. Contact local building...

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VAUXHALL / OPEL CORSA Installation Instruction Sheet

VAUXHALL / OPEL CORSA 1.2, 1.4 Spi 60BHP 1993-99 57-0298 Instruction Sheet A2054-796 Page 1 of 2 PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE FITTING THE KIT. Note: the kit fits both models. Photo A Photo B 1. Unclip and remove the intake hose from the air box assembly. 2. Remove the air box hot air flap vacuum hose from the rear of the intake housing. Blank off the vacuum outlet pipe with the rubber plug supplied. 3. Unclip and remove the intake scoop from the front cross member and air box assembly. 4. Remove the flexi hose from between the exhaust manifold and the air box hot air flap. 5. Remove the air box assembly from the front mounting rubber, then slide the assembly out of the rear mounting grommets. Remove the assembly from the car. 1. Fit the new mounting bracket to the original rear air box mounting grommet

using the large washers, spring washer, flat washer, nut and screw which are provided in the kit. 2. Fit the metal tube up to the step in the filter base. Do not push beyond the step as this will affect air flow. Tighten the studded clip on the filter until the filter just turns. 3. Fit the filter assembly in the intake hose and firmly tighten the new clip supplied. 4. Attach the studded clip to the new bracket using the flat washer, spring washer and nut supplied. 5. Rotate the filter so the K&N logo is straight then tighten the clip one full turn (360 degrees) no more, Do not overtighten the clip. 6. Carefully lengthen the flexi cold air hose to approx. 64cm / 25”. Feed the hose down between the plastic trim next to the radiator to the front lower grille. Attach the top of the flexi cold air hose to the top coolant hose using a long plastic tie. Position the flexi cold air hose so that it points at the filter and is 10cm / 4” away no nearer. Your car and the engine bay should look like the ones in these pictures, if not...

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Opel Airbag Reseter

Opel Airbag Reset Tool user manual http://www.dlsmelecom.com/ Opel Airbag Reseter After car crash and airbag deployment, Opel airbag sensor always stay locked (Controlunit faulty or deployed) and must be replaced. Even after small accident Airbag sensor will write in internal memory special error message "crash data stored" or “computer fault” and after you need to exchange very expensive sensor to new one. With our Opel Airbag Reset Tool you can reset and repair airbag computer in your office in 1 minute. No need to remove airbag sensorfrom the car. How Opel Airbag Reseter works: Very simple user instruction: connect this tool to Opel OBD II connector (for cars from year 1996-2002). RED button is for airbag "crash data" erase.Push this button once and wait: yellow light start to flash and after 15 second green light inform you that "crash data" is erased. Red light set ON if erasing is not

successful. yellow button is for erase airbag "fault memory" or "errors". If airbag warning lamp go OFF and immediately ON - evaluate airbag "error memory" using other equipments and repair according error code. When we apply the +12V power supply to Opel airbag reseter ,the yellow light will flash 10 times,this indicates the system checking .After this we can do the normal operation. Opel Airbag Reset Tool has incorporated fully automatic airbag sensor type recognition. Opel Airbag Reset Tool works without additional computer and thought car OBD II connector can erase airbag sensor "crash data" or only fault memory. Opel Airbag Reset Tool user manual http://www.dlsmelecom.com/ For evaluate crash memory and repair Opel airbag system you can use special program: This program works only with Opel Airbag Reset Tool hardware. Connect Opel Airbag Reset Tool to car OBDII connector, select car year and type and type read fault codes. Works only with original COM port. Works with these cars: Older Opel cars to year 1997 with pink 26-pin connector: - Omega, Vectra, Corsa, Astra, Tigra and others. Opel Airbag Reset Tool user manual http://www.dlsmelecom.com/ You can connect this sensor on the table and erase crash data using our Opel Airbag...

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