Building a PHP 5 Web Server on Windows IIS

Short Description: With the recent release of PHP 5.0, many PHP developers might be thinking about upgrading their existing PHP installations to the new standard. Although PHP 5.0 may not be ready yet for a live environment, this tutorial will show you how to build a PHP 5.0 server on Windows that would be suitable for hosting live applications with future builds of PHP 5.x

Table of Contents: Introduction 2. Installing IIS on Windows 2000 2.1 Installation Steps 2.2 Enabling Support for Detecting Usernames 3. Installing MySQL 4.1+ 3.1 Installation Steps 3.2 Understanding the Windows Path Environment Variable 3.3 Securing the Root Account and Removing Anonymous Accounts 4. Installing PHP 5 4.1 Installation Steps 4.2 Working with the php.ini File 4.3 Enabling E-mail Support 4.4 Configuring IIS to use PHP 4.5 Enabling MySQL Support 4.6 Enabling GD Support for Graphics 4.7 Placing FPDF on the Include Path for PDF Support 5. Installing PEAR 5.1 Installation Steps 5.2 Installing PEAR::DB Database API 6. Installing Aspell for Spell-check Support 6.1 Installing the Aspell Program, English Dictionary and Pspell PHP Extension 7. Download Resources

Building a PHP 5 Web Server on Windows IIS
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