[ date ] 2001/01/30 | Tuesday | 01:50 PM
[ author ] G.W. Haywood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
unfortunately, there is no easy way to derive a decent plain text
version from an XML base...
!!!??? That's just plain ridiculous.
I agree. If there's going to be an HTML version of it somewhere
along
[ date ] 2001/01/29 | Monday | 05:52 PM
[ author ] Vladislav Safronov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Where can I find sample code (skeleton code) for such server?
Would you recommend any other method?
I wrote a little server that wraps around mpg123. Maybe
the structure of this module will help you
[ date ] 2000/06/22 | Thursday | 06:08 AM
[ author ] Rudy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
prepare all your database handles only once!
read: perldoc DBI
vassst improvements will be noticed. Even if you
don't use Perl, the theory is the same.
You might want to look into the prepare_cached()
[ date ] 2000/05/25 | Thursday | 10:28 PM
[ author ] Jason Bodnar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Probably the best way to learn good OO Perl is to learn Java or C++. As
Gunther said, other languages are much more strict so they force you to
write good OO stuff.
I'd hesitate to push C++ on a beginner,
