The document discusses using FileMaker Server to build web applications. It introduces FileMaker API for PHP and PHP Site Assistant for connecting FileMaker databases to web applications built with PHP. It also introduces FMCakeMix, an open source project that allows building CakePHP web applications using data from FileMaker Server through the FileMaker API for PHP. The document provides examples of using CakePHP components and helpers with FMCakeMix and concludes with introducing another option called INTER-Mediator for building web applications with FileMaker data.
The document introduces the RSpec testing framework for Ruby. It provides instructions on installing RSpec with gem install and includes sample test code to check a FileMaker Server user ID. The document recommends RSpec for behavior driven development in Ruby and provides URLs for more information on the RSpec website and a Japanese magazine article.
This document discusses FileMaker Server administration on Mac systems using the command line interface (CLI). It provides an overview of using the fmsadmin command to restart, backup, and start/stop FileMaker Server and its components. It also lists other common Mac commands and tools used for server administration tasks. Links are included for additional documentation on specific fmsadmin commands and FileMaker Server administration.
FMCakeMix allows CakePHP to connect to and interact with FileMaker databases. It was created in 2009 to work with CakePHP 1.3 and has been updated for CakePHP 2.0. FMCakeMix uses Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration. The presentation demonstrated how to install and use FMCakeMix with CakePHP 2.0 to perform operations like saving data to a FileMaker database.
The document discusses using FileMaker Server to build web applications. It introduces FileMaker API for PHP and PHP Site Assistant for connecting FileMaker databases to web applications built with PHP. It also introduces FMCakeMix, an open source project that allows building CakePHP web applications using data from FileMaker Server through the FileMaker API for PHP. The document provides examples of using CakePHP components and helpers with FMCakeMix and concludes with introducing another option called INTER-Mediator for building web applications with FileMaker data.
The document introduces the RSpec testing framework for Ruby. It provides instructions on installing RSpec with gem install and includes sample test code to check a FileMaker Server user ID. The document recommends RSpec for behavior driven development in Ruby and provides URLs for more information on the RSpec website and a Japanese magazine article.
This document discusses FileMaker Server administration on Mac systems using the command line interface (CLI). It provides an overview of using the fmsadmin command to restart, backup, and start/stop FileMaker Server and its components. It also lists other common Mac commands and tools used for server administration tasks. Links are included for additional documentation on specific fmsadmin commands and FileMaker Server administration.
FMCakeMix allows CakePHP to connect to and interact with FileMaker databases. It was created in 2009 to work with CakePHP 1.3 and has been updated for CakePHP 2.0. FMCakeMix uses Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration. The presentation demonstrated how to install and use FMCakeMix with CakePHP 2.0 to perform operations like saving data to a FileMaker database.
The document is a short biography of a Japanese man named Matsuo Atsushi. It states that he is a 35-year-old systems engineer living in Tokyo. In his free time, he enjoys playing soccer and writing short stories which he publishes on his personal blog.
This document discusses security best practices for websites, recommending the use of HTTPS and SSL certificates to encrypt connections and protect users' data and privacy. It warns against displaying sensitive information without encryption and advises regularly updating software and passwords to defend against cyber threats. Proper security protocols are important for all devices and operating systems.
fmcsadmin is a command line interface tool for managing FileMaker Server and FileMaker Cloud for AWS. It allows users to perform administrative tasks like starting, stopping, and getting the status of FileMaker Server instances. The tool supports Linux, macOS, and Windows and communicates with FileMaker instances using the FileMaker Admin API. Fmcsadmin is open source software released under the MIT license and available on GitHub.
This document summarizes XMLPaste, an open source command line tool built with Go that allows users to easily copy and paste XML data between FileMaker Pro, PowerShell, and other applications on Windows and macOS. It provides a simple way to interact with the FileMaker Admin API using XML formatting for cross-platform compatibility. The tool is available on GitHub along with documentation on using it to transfer data between different platforms and applications.
This document provides information about fmcsadmin, a command line interface (CLI) tool for managing FileMaker Server and FileMaker Cloud instances. It lists supported versions of FileMaker Server and FileMaker Cloud, available commands, how to download fmcsadmin for different operating systems, and how to use fmcsadmin to manage databases and server instances.