Interoperability with Open Data Protocol: OData SDK for PHP demo
- Posted: Mar 16, 2010 at 9:21 AM
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Today we are announcing a new version of the OData SDK for PHP (previously called Toolkit for PHP with ADO.NET/WCF Data Services).
This version includes new features like the capability of handling large result sets of data using an automated paging mechanism and a new sample built on top of an OData feed exposing the Netflix catalog, which we are covering in detail in this blog post.
Link for more detail on the OData SDK for PHP.
In this video, Claudio Caldato from the Interoperability Strategy Team quickly introduces OData and then Demo the PHP sample. Claudio has been instrumental in driving the development of cross platform OData SDKs and building the OData community with Microsoft
partners.
He knows a lot about OData ![]()
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The list of OData SDKs is available at http://www.odata.org/developers/odata-sdk.
Blog post: OData interoperability with .NET, Java, PHP, iPhone and more
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