In a previous tutorial it was shown how to set up the php/java bridge on Windows using the Apache
webserever. In this tutorial you learn how to do the same using Windows IIS web server. Though this is a
beginners tutorial you are expected to have some familiarity with IIS. Notice that the version of the PHPJava bridge
used is the older version 3.2.1. Though not the latest version this is the most Windows friendly software. It contains a dll
file that surpasses the one distributed in PHP 5. There is also documentation to be found and you can ask questions about usage on the
mailing list.
So you want a killer web site? And you have heard that Apache, PHP and MySQL are highly regarded tools for easily creating a dynamic web site that delivers as fast as it can, and best of all they are all free. If you have no idea where to start or need some help on how to install, configure and tweak these great tools, here is a no-nonsense, hands-on article to guide you before you get lost in manuals. I don't mean the manuals that come with these three applications are bad at all, but they can be overwhelming for beginners. No matter which operating system you use (Windows, or some variant of Unix - e.g. FreeBSD or Linux), I will show you both the basics and tricky bits without getting technical. Here is our really short table of contents. Feel free to skip some parts of this article, but I recommend reading it from beginning to end. After all it doesn't aim to be a bible, so I tried to make it as concise as possible.
This is about installing PHP 5.2.4-Win32 on IIS 7,the new Web Server running on Vista 32 bit.You can visit the PHP website and download the php version php-5.2.4-Win32.zip for the manual installation not the windows installer version,which,I believe is encountering some problems..As IIS 7 is not installed by default on Vista,you will have to install it as well.See this step by step tutorial to learn how to do it.
PHP and MySQL are usually associated with LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). However, most PHP developer ( including me ) are actually using Windows when developing the PHP application. So this page will only cover the WAMP ( Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP ). You will learn how to install Apache, PHP, and MySQL under Windows platform.
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