When building the API for Twitter Sentiment Engine it quickly became obvious that out the box IIS7 only accepts requests for certain HTTP Verbs (GET / POST). When using the REST Client to PUT on a resource i got the message ‘405 METHOD NOT IMPLEMENTED’. After googling round I found you need to some settings [...]
Tags: #phpazurecontest, PHP
Over the course of the past few weeks I have been so tied up in the working on a new technology stack that I haven’t formely introduced my PHPAzureContest (and university disertation project) ‘Twitter Sentiment Engine.’
Today I took an hour or two to catch up on some of the written side of this project and [...]
Tags: #finalproject, #phpazurecontest, PHP, PHPOnWindows
In my previous post I mentioned I’d completed a few of the Windows Azure: Getting Started tutorials. The tutorials are ok as far as they go (displaying a single page) but when I tried launching my ZendFramework application to Azure I encountered a few issues.
1) Creating web.config
2) Getting URL Re-Writing to work
This post describes the [...]
Tags: #finalproject, #phpazurecontest, PHP
Over the past two weeks I’ve been busy creating the bare bones of my disertation project. This included creating a process to query the Twitter Streaming API, a process to create sample from the results and building a Bayes Classifier. Early on in the project I made the descision to launch the platform using Azure. [...]
Tags: #finalproject, #microsoft, #phpazurecontest, PHP