In a recent post I wrote about a flexible structure used for storing and retrieving classifications form a database. My example retrieved “entities” for a single classification, and those entities that matched any of that classifications children. In this entry I want to expand on this approach, and demonstrate how results can be limited to [...]

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For the recent Facebook platform integration project I was tasked with parsing various forms of Xml returned from the Facebook REST web service. REST or Representational State Transfer, is a term coined by Roy Fielding in his Ph.D. dissertation to describe an architecture style of networked systems. In the Facebook world, to get back some [...]

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