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Tag: Object

How to set MySQL date from a result set to a PHP datetime object?

Posted on September 27, 2010September 28, 2010 by OD

i am trying to set the date and time (DateTime stored in mysql database) to a php DateTime object, one way is to override the class some how to make that happen, but is there any easier way than that?e. g. $date = new DateTime();$date->setDate($mysql_resultset[‘date_time’]);and then format that date according and display it.

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Object Persistence in Java

Posted on March 27, 2010March 28, 2010 by OD

Introduction At the time of development, sometimes it is necessary to store the state of the object in the file system. Some objects may or may not be stored in the file system depending upon the structural intensity of the object graph. In this article, I will focus on two major aspects of the object…

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