Monday, February 14, 2011

db2university.com: Get started designing, configuring, and deploying on the cloud, Part 1

db2university.com: Get started designing, configuring, and deploying on the cloud, Part 1

Read this to learn how Raul chong and his team of DB2 university worked on a project ebabled on cloud for students to learn DB2 freely.

The whole project is based on DB2 and is designed, configured and deployed on cloud

Friday, February 11, 2011

Developing with PHP and Eclipse (Helios)

Developing with PHP and Eclipse (Helios)

As already mentioned, running Eclipse is just a matter of launching Eclipse.exe. Your first task is to select a workspace. This is where all of the details of your projects are stored.

Notice this isn't the same as where your projects are actually stored and in our case all of the project's source files will be stored on another machine. If you are upgrading create a new workspace.

The first screen you see is the Welcome screen and while this is worth exploring you need to move on to get your project setup. Select the Workbench option, the far right icon, because this is where all of the work is done. There are lots of descriptions of how to create a new project from scratch but few about to import an existing web site and at first it isn't obvious how to do it.

Welcome

The Welcome page

All you need to do is use the same File,New PHP Project command that you would use to create a project from scratch but you select the Create project from existing source option and then browse to the folder containing the root of the web site. The folder can be local or it can be on a network share.

The name that you give the project is important because it will be used by default to access the website. If you name the project MyProject1 then Eclipse will assume that your website is http://MySite/MyProject1. Don’t worry too much however as there is a way round this - give the site a meaningful name.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

IBM - DB2 Express-C

IBM - DB2 Express-C



IBM 's Free Database for community.
You can use it, run it on all environments including production.
It is no charge DBMS from IBM and you can also learn free courses on DB2 on