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filed in Development, PHP, Uncategorized, Web, Web Services on Nov.26, 2010
If you’re writing or consuming webservices with PHP SOAP, it’s possible you run into the SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL problem once. The complete error string is: SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: Couldn’t load from ‘http://host/service?wsdl’ : <specific error> If you copy and paste the url (including the ?wsdl parameter) in the browser and you see the WSDL file, [...]
Tags: error, PHP, soap, web service, webserice, wsdl, xml
filed in Development, Servers, Subversion, Uncategorized on Jun.04, 2010
I know and use Subversion properties (and the keyword substitution) for quite a while now, but never used all of them and mostly stayed with the Id keyword. This results in a substituted string like this: Because my colleague Arno and myself do a lot of server maintenance and configuration, we ended up maintaining a [...]
Tags: config files, HeadURL, Id, Servers, Subversion, svn keywords
filed in Development, Links, PHP, Uncategorized on Mar.25, 2010
It has been around three years now, since I started my internship at Studio 24. Studio 24 is a Cambrigde (UK) based web agency with over 10 years of expierence, happy to share their knowledge with students willing to learn. In the last year of my training MCT at Howest (University College West Flanders), I [...]
Tags: cambridge, howest, intership, leonardo, mct, pih, s24, studio24, uk
filed in Command line, Development, Servers, Subversion, Uncategorized on Jan.12, 2010
Keeping files and directories in the repository is one of the key principles of Subversion, so once you’ve committed something, it’s there for ever. You can delete files, but they still exist somewhere in the repository, so you can go back in time. But there is always that time where you’ve (accidentally) committed a password [...]
Tags: deleting files, linux, repository, server, Subversion, svn, svn-obliterate, svndumpfilter