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PEAR ARTICLES

Introduction to PEAR
By: bluephoenix
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    2003-09-30

    Table of Contents:
  • Introduction to PEAR
  • PEAR Installation
  • The Benchmark Package
  • Conclusion

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    Introduction to PEAR - Conclusion


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    The PHP Extension and Application Repository is a collection of reusable, open source code for use in PHP applications. Packages are easily obtained using the PEAR Package Manager.

    Packages have been developed to help interface with databases (DB), process XML documents (XML_Parser, XML_RSS and XML_Serializer), and manage web services (SOAP and XML_RPC). You can see all available packages either at http://pear.php.net/packages.php or by running "pear list-all" from the command line.

    About the Author

    Timothy Boronczyk lives in Syracuse, NY, where he works as an E-Services Coordinator for a local credit union. He has a background in elementary education, over 5 years experience in web design and has written tutorials on web design, PHP, Ruby, XML and various other topics. His hobbies include photography and composing music.


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