September Meeting

PHP for System i: What to do after you say "Hello, world"

Summer break is over and we're ready to look at PHP in the System i environment with Larry Farmer.

Date:Tuesday, September 9
Time:5:30 (Deli snack) - 6:00 (Meeting)
Location: IBM-Southfield
18000 West Nine Mile Road
Southfield, MI 48075 (map)

From the President

We hope everyone enjoyed summer and are excited to start the SEMIUG 2008/2009 year. We are starting off with an exciting meeting for September. Larry Farmer from Michigan State University Housing and Food Service will show us how to incorporate use of PHP within our environments. Larry is a System Analyst and RPG programmer at Michigan State and has practical hands on experience and insight on using PHP within a business environment. In October Bob Padzieski from IBM will be presenting to our group and in November Alyn Walsh will be presenting on HMC. Plans are already under way for next years MITEC conference and will again be held in June of 2009.

We would like to welcome Charles Nalbandian to the SEMIUG board of directors. Also, Thank you to Bob Buscemi for serving on the board of directors for the past several years. The board works hard to bring leading edge education to our local i community and thanks to all on the board for you efforts.

We look forward to seeing you at upcoming meetings.

Regards,
Laura

Laura A. Ubelhor
President South East Michigan iSeries User Group

Previous Meetings:
June 2008 Ten of the 17 Project Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them Russ Bartlett
May 2008 System i and i5/OS Announcements John Bizon
April 2008 What's New in V6R1 Larry Bolhuis
March 2008 IBM Rational Software Delivery Platform Linda Cole
February 2008 CGIDEV2 - RPG Programming for Web Browsers Gordon Larkins
January 2008 What's New With CL Kevin Forsythe
November 2007 DB2 Web Query Jackie Jansen
October 2007 .NET Richard Schoen
September 2007 SQL Stored Procedures and Functions Kevin Forsythe
June 2007 Introduction to Unified Modeling Language Omar Pérez
May 2007 LPAR Configuration Issues and Planning Larry Bolhuis
April 2007 The System I Developer Roadmap Allison Butterillo
March 2007 DB2 - What´s New and other Cool Stuff Doug Mack
February 2007 IBM Toolbox for Java and Toolbox Micro Edition Kim Button
January 2007 RPG and Cobol Tools in WDSC Nazmin Haji
November 2006 IBM Websphere Commerce Lisa Hunter/Chris Putnam
November 2006 PHP on the iSeries Leonardo Llames
October 2006 RPG Free Kevin Forsythe
September 2006 The Modernization Meal Christopher Burns
June 2006 IP Telephony on the System i John Tsang
May 2006 Introduction to WebTooling in WDSc Claus Weiss
April 2006 Simplify Your Life - Eliminate Passwords with Single Sign On Dan Riehl
March 2006 WDSC for RPG Programmers Joe Pluta
February 2006 V5R4 Announcement John Bizon
January 2006 Intro to the IBM Java Toolbox Kim Button
November 2005 The best of both worlds: ILE RPG and SQL Kevin Forsythe
October 2005 WDSc the latest release and what´s IBM´s Investment in RPG George Farr
September 2005 Hardware Management Console Allyn Walsh
June 2005 Building WebSphere Based Applications for The iSeries Server Bob Maatta
May 2005 Modernizing RPG with Prototyping, free Format, and CGIDEV2 Kevin Forsythe
April 2005 A Critical Comparison of Refacing Tools Carole Miner
March 2005 Spam and Virus Solutions Chuck Finley and Dave Scheinost
February 2005 iSeries Access for Web Open Lab Carole Miner
January 2005 How to Achieve Sorbane-Oxley Compliance Faster Laurie LeBlanc
November 2004 iSeries Navigator Larry Bulhois
October 2004 Security - top-10 Security Exposures John Earl
September 2004 i5/OS - What´s new in V5R3 John Bizon
June 2004 Many uses for SQL on the iSeries Kevin Forsythe
May 2004 Websphere Commerce Express for the iSeries Robert Desmarais
April 2004 Utilizing SQL in RPG/LE Programs Bob Bergstrom
March 2004 Using the Apache Server Michael Ryan
February 2004 Client Access for Web John Bizon
January 2004 Building Dynamic iSeries WebSphere Apps in 3 steps and 3 minutes Paul Holm

Meetings are a great opportunity to socialize with iSeries Colleagues and are always a great learning experience. We look forward to seeing you at upcoming meetings.