Re: PHP4
| From: | James Lyon | Date: | Tue, 30 May 2000 12:43:45 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP4 | ||
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> When i was using PHP3 i was running the EXE from apache, and the
> instructions say the same with PHP4. I've never configured apache to load a
> DLL before, how do I do this ?
Ah, I always use "Loadable Modules" ... which under MS-Windows means a DLL.
Instead of running the PHP application to execute the PHP code every time a page
is accessed, the Apache software actually loads a module that gives it PHP
capability -- and it just handles the scripts itself. You do this by specifying
a loadable module to Apache in its config. file (and a filetype) and thereafter
it handles the scripts itself.
I'd try that anyway if I were you as it's better for performance in the longer
run, I believe.
The details are beyond me as I only know Linux -- check the doc's though coz
this is standard so it's supported etc... although I wonder about PHP4 yet? I
don't know.
> I have with ColdFusion, is it the same ?
I know nothing about ColdFusion. What is it?