IT Gardening

Build Web Service with PHP and XML-RPC

It's pretty easy to create your own Web service. It makes an excellent starting place to come to grips with Web Services. Perhaps as "homework", you might want to try updating the client to allow visitors to choose how they want news items ordered (i.e. by author, title or date). And if you're feeling ambitious, perhaps you might even consider adding an interface to the client for INSERTing or UPDATEing news items.

A flash clock

you can see it here attached.

Do NOT hot link to the clocks on this site! If you want to use one, download it and then put it on your server!

Download and remove the .mmv extension.

A developed enhanced chart picture on X-windows

Developed in Tcl/Tk engine.
Chart in X-Windows environment
Another pic for X-Window Chart

Running a Reverse Proxy in Apache

The company also has a couple of application servers which have private IP addresses and unregistered DNS entries, and are inside the firewall. The application servers are visible within the network - including the webserver, as "internal1.example.com" and "internal2.example.com", But because they have no public DNS entries, anyone looking at internal1.example.com from outside the company network will get a "no such host" error.