Isis Namespace Reference

Detailed Description

This class represents a "database".

Version:

Revision: 1.3

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This class represents the connection to a HTTP server. This is not for general purpose, but to transfer Isis records over HTTP.

Version:

Revision: 1.3

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An ISIS(/IIF/Z39.2/ISO2709)-style record in pure PHP.

This is only loosely connected to an Isis Database, most functions can be used without having a DB.

Note: Most getter methods work regardless of the type of tags. However, the setters are strongly biased towards numeric tags.

Version:

Revision: 1.3

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This class represents the connection to an Isis server.

In general, a server is any object having a request function, accepting a single Isis_Rec parameter and returning an Isis_Rec.

This implementation is based on a TCP or UNIX socket.

Version:

Revision: 1.5

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This class represents a "database".

Version:

Revision: 1.2

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The flat file database. It does not know anything about isis records, it's just dealing with the string representation.

58971 records (unesb), 29442129 bytes flat (34565120 as .mst) mkxrf: 8.1 sec (7280 recs / sec) read all (just the string): 3.48 sec (~17.000 recs / sec) read 10.000, creating recs: 3.95 sec read 1.000, creating recs, printing: ~2 sec

Version:

Revision: 1.4

LGPL

This class represents the connection to a HTTP server. This is not for general purpose, but to transfer Isis records over HTTP.

Version:

Revision: 1.4

LGPL

An ISIS(/IIF/Z39.2/ISO2709)-style record in pure PHP. First of all: Use Tcl, Java, Perl or plain C, but please don't use PHP -- it's a mess.

This is only loosely connected to an Isis Database, most functions can be used without having a DB.

Note: Most getter methods work regardless of the type of tags. However, the setters are strongly biased towards numeric tags.

Version:

Revision: 1.10

LGPL