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Zend Technologies and System i

Delivering PHP for i5/OS

Leonardo LlamesConsulting I/T Specialist – Application IntegrationIBM Advanced Technical SupportRochester, MN

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Agenda

Introduction to PHP on i5/OS

Installation

Tooling & Applications

Support

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System i and Zend Announcements

April 3: IBM and Zend announced a multi-year agreement to deliver selected Zend PHP products and solutions for i5/OS®

2200+ people download the Early Access/Beta release of ZendCore for i5/OS

July 11: IBM announcement of order taking for Zend Core and Studio for i5/OS with GA on July 28.

http://www.ibm.com/systems/i/software/php

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What is PHP? PHP is an easy to use, open source, platform independent scripting language– PHP Hypertext Processor– Both a programming language & Web Server

processing environment• Server side, creates dynamic web pages• Platform agnostic

– Designed for web application development– 4.5+ Million PHP Developers

PHP is the leading scripting language deployed on the Internet– 22+ Million Internet domains – Out Pacing Microsoft’s ASP*

Thousands of PHP applications are available – Web applications tied to databases– Content management– Wikis and Blogs

* http://www.php.net/usage.php on 3-16-06

www.hotscripts.com,

www.phpjunkyard.com/

www.phpfreaks.com/

www.phpfreebies.com/

* Source: 2005 Netcraft Survey http://www.php.net/usage.php

A Brief History of PHP

Rasmus Lerdorf develops PHP/FI

Zeev Suraski, Andi Gutmans developPHP 3

PHP 4 Released

1M Internet domains

Zend EngineZend Founded

Yahoo! Standardizes on PHP

PHP 5.0•XML, SOAP, OOP

Zend Studio

IBM, Oracle Endorse PHP

PHPInternet Domains

23M

15M

10M

5M

1995 1997 1999 2000 2002 2004 Today

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Why Do Developers Use PHP?

Zend's June 2003 market snapshot of the PHP community. The survey had over 10,000 respondents. http://www.zend.com/zend/php_survey_results.php

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What Types of Applications are Developed in PHP?

Zend's June 2003 market snapshot of the PHP community. The survey had over 10,000 respondents. http://www.zend.com/zend/php_survey_results.php

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Zend TechnologiesThe founders of Zend have been key contributors to the PHP languagesince 1997

Zend delivers commercial products that enable developers and IT personnel to deliver and operate business-critical PHP applications

– Zend has been the leading supplier of PHP products and solutions for the last six years. Its products and solutions are being used by more than 15,000 companies worldwide. The Zend Engine (the PHP kernel) is being utilized on more than 22 million websites today

– Zend takes the open source PHP code through rigorous testing for additional quality assurance and adds over 35 popular PHP extensions to deliver their PHP runtime environment

Zend provides enterprise level support for the PHP environment

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The PHP Stack

L A M Pinux

pache

ySQL

HP

indows

IS

ySQL

HP

W I M P5/OS

pache

B2

HP

i A D P

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PHP and JavaJava™ is a general purpose programming language used for a wide rangeof application types. PHP is a specialized programming language focused on Web and Webservices development. Even though there can be overlap, in general Java is applied more for transaction based systems and for embedded applications, while PHP is used more for web applications. For web applications, PHP can be a simpler language to learn andcombined with the availability of open components, it can allow for quick prototyping and deployment. The two languages can be easily mixed in environments where Java back-end applications have PHP web-based front-ends.

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PHP and Other i5/OS Web TechnologiesIBM WebFacing Deployment Tool with HATS Technology (WDHT)– Create/uses Java to run in WebSphere Application Server– For applications with 5250 UI– PHP does not handle 5250Net.Data & CGI-BIN– Continue to be supported– PHP is possible replacement technologycgidev2– PHP is possible replacement technology

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Zend Products for Linux®, Unix®, Windows®

Zend Core – A fully tested and enhanced version of the open source PHP

runtime environement.

Zend Platform– A robust PHP production environment providing performance,

scalability, and monitoring for PHP applications

Zend Studio – Provides an integrated IDE for building and debugging PHP

applications

Zend Guard– Provides code protection and license enforcement tools for

solution providers

$199 per year with Standard Support

$299 per year with Standard Support

$995 per year

Prices not Public

– Prices from zend.,com on 6-29-06

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Zend Products for i5/OS

Zend Core for i5/OS – Available July 28 through IBM or Zend’s web site

Zend Platform for i5/OS

Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS – Available July 28 through IBM or Zend’s web site

Zend Guard– Available today via Zend’s web site

July 11 Announcement

2nd Half 2006

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Zend Products for i5/OS – July 11 Announcement

Zend Core for i5/OS – PHP runtime environment in i5/OS providing connections to

DB2 UDB for i5/OS and RPG and COBOL applications• With 3 years Standard support

– Gold and Platinum support levels available for a fee

Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS – Integrated Development Environment on Windows or Linux

• With 3 years Standard support– Gold and Platinum support levels available for a fee

No Charge

No Charge

Customers can order Zend Core for i5/OS and Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS from IBM– Orders will be passed to Zend for fulfillment starting on July 28

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Price Comparison

Linux / Windows i5/OS

Zend Core with 3 years Standard Support

$199 x 3 = $597 $0

Zend Studio Professional with 3 years Standard Support for 5 people

$299 x 3 x 5 = $4485 $0

Total $5082 $0

– Prices from zend.,com on 6-29-06

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Zend Core Installation in i5/OS

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System i Requirements for Zend Core for i5/OSi5/OS V5R4– Portable App Solutions Environment 33 5722ss1– IBM Portable Utilities For i5/OS *Base 5733sc1– OpenSSH ,OpenSST,Zlib 1 5733sc1– CCA Cryptographic Service Provider 35 5722ss1– Qshell 30 5722ss1

– System Openness Includes 13 5722ss1

– Digital Certificate Manager 34 5722ss1

System i products that run i5/OS V5R4 – System i5TM models

• 520, 550, 570, and 595– iSeriesTM models

• 270, 800, 810, 820, 825, 830, 840, 870, 890, SB2

V5R3 support coming soon!

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Download from http://www.zend.com

1. Unzip2. FTP zcoreprod.savf to i5/OS save file QGPL/ZCOREPROD

ftp> binftp> cd /QSYS.LIB/QGPL.LIBftp> put zcoreprod.savf

3. In i5/OS command line,RSTLICPGM LICPGM(1ZCORE5) DEV(*SAVF) SAVF(QGPL/ZCOREPROD)

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Install Zend Core – RSTLICPGM from Save File

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Install Zend Core

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Install Zend Core

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Install Zend Core

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Install Zend Core

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Install Zend Core

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Install Zend Core

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Install Zend Core

TESTSYSTEM

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Starting Zend Core in i5/OS

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TESTSYSTEM

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Accessing Zend Core

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Zend Core: Management & Control

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Zend Core: PHP Configuration

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Zend Core: Remote Debug & Benchmark

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PHP Applications

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PHP Integration with i5/OS

Zend Core for i5/OS will include Extensions and Toolkit so PHP applications can access: – DB2 UDB

– Program call

– Procedure call

– Data Area

– Data Queue

– Message Queue

– Commands

– System values

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DB2 ExampleRetrieve the list of names from table named NAMES in library RMSMITH

<?php try {

$conn = db2_connect("" , '', ''); if (! $conn) {

echo db2_conn_errormsg(); } else {

echo "Names from Table RMSMITH/NAMES</br>"; $result = db2_exec($conn, "select * from rmsmith.names ");

if ($result) { while ($row = db2_fetch_both($result)) {

echo "Hello, ".$row['NAME']."</br>"; }

} db2_close($conn);

} } catch (Exception $ex) {

echo $ex; } ?>

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MySQL

The World’s most popular opensource database– 15 million downloads a year

MySQL Adoption: – ~1/3 Windows, 1/3 UNIX, 1/3 Linux

52% of companies using Linux use MySQL– #2 most used on Linux after Apache

Many PHP applications use MySQL Posted how to get MySQLrunning on i5/OS V5R4 entry

on Zend Forum

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Zend Forum for i5/OS ….. www.zend.com/forums

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PHP Applications

Check out the thousands of PHP scripts available that can be used as-is or as the starting point for Web projects. – http://www.hotscripts.com

– http://www.phpjunkyard.com/

– http://www.phpfreaks.com/

– http://phpfreebies.com/

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Development Tooling

Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS

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Special, freely-available version for i5/OS servers

The most productive development environment for PHP– Highly advanced PHP editor

– Client/Server debugging & profiling

– Database integration

– Fully supports PHP 5 and the latest technologies

– Runs on Windows, Linux, MAC

– Tightly integrated with the Zend product line

Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS

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Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS

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Zend Platform for i5/OS

Additional license required

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PHP Application Performance:– Code Acceleration and Dynamic Content Caching

PHP Intelligence– Events, triggers, and actions

Application Insight– Run-time profiling and performance monitoring

Java Bridge– Java interoperability, requires one JVM for all PHP scripts

Audit trail– Error re-creation and online debugging

Zend Platform for i5/OSTargeted for 2H 2006

Availability

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Zend Platform Welcome

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Zend Platform: Zend Central

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Zend Platform: PHP Intelligence

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Zend Platform: PHP Events

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Zend Platform: Performance

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Zend Platform: Java Bridge

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Zend Support

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Support for Zend Products

Zend provides support for i5/OS based products through the ZendNetwork

Zend Core for i5/OS and Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS are provided with 3 years of Standard Support– Product downloads including current and previous versions– Software updates and information– Knowledge Base access– Web-based support including unlimited support tickets

Gold and Platinum Support options are available– Gold: phone support, Monday through Friday, eight hours a day – Platinum: phone support, seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day

http://www.zend.com/core/network/

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Zend Support Offerings for i5/OSStandard Gold Platinum

Zend Support Subscription Period 3 years 1 year 1 year

Web-based Support

Web Response Time/SLA 3 days 1 businessday

1 businessday

North American Phone SupportM-F 6am-6pm PST

Global Phone SupportM-F 6am-6pm GMT

Phone Response Time/SLA (English)

4 business hours

4 business hours

7x24 P1 Issues Phone Support (English)

7x24 P1 Issues Response Time/SLA 2 hours

Zend Network

Price No Charge $ $

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PHP on System i

For System i customers who need to innovate their business and are looking for an easy, cost-effective and rapid way to deploy web applications

For i5/OS solution providers who need to enhance their application offerings and are looking for an easy, cost-effective and rapid way to develop web applications

For PHP solution providers who need to expand their market for new PHP-based applications with the help of an established partner

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Next StepsGet Educated Engage

Sales Representative

Technical Specialist

• Learn more with the PHP Sales Kit

• Take the “Selling PHP on i5/OS” WLS education

• Use the FAQ• Participate in Zend Forum• Attend 3Q Announcement

Tech Talk on July 12

V5R4 Customer• Order Zend Core and

Studio for i5/OS • Start a PHP project

V5R3 and Prior Customer• V5R3 support soon!• Establish a plan for

upgrading to V5R4• Plan a PHP project

i5/OS ISV

PHP ISV

• Developing System i PHP Applications Roadmap

Evaluate PHP for use in Web enablement plans

• Porting PHP Applications to System i Roadmap

Add i5/OS and DB2 as supported platforms

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