Isis Namespace Reference


Detailed Description

This class represents a "database".

Version:
Revision
1.3

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
1.3

LGPL

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

LGPL

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

LGPL

This class represents a "database".

Version:
Revision
1.2

LGPL

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

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