Re: PHP/Linux v.s. PHP/Windows

>Don't bother trying to change them. Adapt or move on. > >To test their commitment to IIS/MS, ask them if you can develop >all your ASP pages in PerlScript. See how far you get with that. >Or try asking to develop java servlets under IIS > >They are most likely not committed to IIS, but VBScript. > >PHP can't compete on those terms. It's a great platform, >and offers many programming advantages for many applications, >but running on Windows isn't a good option for PHP. This it NOT true. PHP works fine on Windows with IIS (and Apache). We have been using PHP for more than 3 years and we have more that 250 installations running our applications build on PHP3 that is more than 100.000 users ! PHP3 and PHP4 are stable on Windows. The ISAPI module can be unstable when using non thread safe modules. With PHP you can do thinks you cant do with ASP, Native database access to MS SQL server just to mention one! - Frank