Re: PHP4/Win

I use PHP 4.0.2, Win NT 4, IIS 4, MS SQL 7 I've never had serious problems and PHP works as ISAPI module. My network is completely Windows and is made of about 1000 clients, with 3 servers. I think but PHP is more flexible than ASP. Daniel Gustafsson wrote: > > Okay, so you guys here have the same problems as I with the ISAPI module.. > Although personally I can't even use it for my spare-time project either =) > > How many others of you feel like there should be more time put into the > windows part of PHP? I know that this, for some, is like trying to beat > yourself to death with a spounge, but in reality there should be many of us > that don't have the resources to swith from win to linux without serious > implication on the internal workings of the company (and it's clients). > > I personally have come to fall in love with PHP4, it suits every one of my > needs. It's easy to learn (if you're already familiar with C syntax), it's > easy to structure (and I put much effort into structuring my code for > maintainability issues), it's open source (now who could argue with that?) > and much more. > > I think most of us, when aiming at a large scale enviroments, wants to have > an ASP replacement. The PHP code and syntax, the ability to use the same > COM components (which we as a company already have access to through > contact, and that aren't available in the linux enviroment), and the > resouces, combined with high performance.. Now that would be neat, but it > isn't possible without a stable ISAPI module (most of us lost people use > IIS you know).. since ASP is as crippled as it gets. =) > > -- > PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, e-mail: php-windows-unsubscribe@lists.php.net > For additional commands, e-mail: php-windows-help@lists.php.net > To contact the list administrators, e-mail: php-list-admin@lists.php.net