Still working on proper support for creating SOAP webservices with proper WSDL...

In the meantime, you get:

• allow to register webservices methods with dots in their name
• a new webservice: ezp.authandexec; it allows to authenticate and execute a 2nd webservice in a single call. Very useful for those ws clients that do not support session cookies
• a new policy limitation on the webservices/execute view: per siteaccess

Many new menu options for this last release.

There are many things left to do but the extension is in a relatively good state.

More great new additions:

• 'log display' view, to display log messages within the console
• 'log stats' view, with size and last modification date of all log files
• 'log churn' view, with graphs of the messages per minute saved to log files
• an info view for the wincache accelerator

NB: permission policy checking on the provided views has been fixed; all users are encouraged to upgrade

For all commercial sites I have worked on in eZ Publish, no site has had a useful error page, despite the fact that using template overrides makes it so straightforward. In this post I will demonstrate how easy it is, showing how a custom 404 page for your site can be made. Our final page [...]

Not yet quite complete, this release supports:

• invocation of any existing fetch function (including ones from extensions)
• invocation of any existing module view (including ones from extensions)

via the following webservice protocols:

• jsonrpc
• xmlrpc
• ajax (via jsonrpc)

Fine-grained access control is possible (with limitation at the level of the single view/fetch function)

A single fix: fatal error in the view xml/xsd (was not including the required template.php file)

Two useful new template operators are present in this new release:

• addTimingPoint - adds a custom timing point that will be part of debug info
• numQueries - returns the number of queries executed so far (either in main db or the cluster db)

Have you already started to try out these new storage/database things commonly referred to as NoSQL? (For you google-bot, I'm talking about CouchDB, Cassandra, HBase, Hadoop, Hypertable, MongoDB, Tokyo Cabinet, etc). Well, it's one thing to install and use them but another to understand all the computer science background about them.
Therefor many developers around the world thought to make this summer a NoSQL summer. Local meetings are held in many cities: London, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, lake constance ...
If you like to meet for a beer and learn and discuss about some of the hottest stuff in computing, then come around! Please select the dates when you can join and the papers you'd like to discuss. You can subscribe to email announcements or ical and rss feeds at the lake constance nosql summer page.

This is the second part of this tutorial to demonstrate how you can access and extract user information from your eZ Publish database using PHP. Part One of the tutorial provided ways to extract individual users and demonstrated how to display all of the user information. It also demonstrated some of the built in ways [...]

There are specific cases where you need to pull the eZ Publish information directly in your PHP scripts. There are options available for both users and nodes. There is already an excellent article about doing this here. This guide extends this by providing a detailed guide to extracting User Information through a script and going [...]