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I've been using XAMPP, but want to switch to a full 64-Bit Windows web platform with PHP 7. I know I will need to install the 64-bit versions of Apache, MySQL and PHP. but what else?
For instance, with XAMPP SSL support just worked right out of the box. I presume I'll need to sort out OpenSSL. What about OpenSSL for PHP? Again, out of the box I can just use those functions in PHP, but is OpenSSL in the standard Windows PHP package?
I'm curious about the above and anything else I might not have thought of.
Taken from xampp website: Includes: Apache 2.4.17, MariaDB 10.1.9, PHP 5.5.30, phpMyAdmin 4.5.1, OpenSSL 1.0.1, XAMPP Control Panel 3.2.1, Webalizer 2.23-04, Mercury Mail Transport System 4.63, FileZilla FTP Server 0.9.41, Tomcat 7.0.56 (with mod_proxy_ajp as connector), Strawberry Perl 7.0.56 Portable
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I want to develop a webpage and have it connected to SQL server to transport data in and out. I am certain that I will have to use PHP. The question is, do I need a specific platform for PHP or it can be done on any text edit like HTML,JAVA etc.
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You seem like quite a beginner, so I'll give you somewhere to start.
What do we need?
A webserver (Local or hosted somewhere)
A platform to receive and process HTTP requests - E.g. Apache / Nginx / etc
A web processing language - PHP / Django / etc
A SQL server e.g. MySQL
What should you do?
Download WAMPSERVER on your PC and learn the basics of how this all works. Your site won't be instantly viewable online, but you can learn how to code and you can deal with a local MySQL database with an apache and php backend.
You have to install wampserver for database setup and Netbeans IDE for editing the PHP code. Netbeans also helped If you are using java. You have to install JDK first for installing netbeans. If you don't want to install netbeans, SublimeText is best editor for PHP.
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I have an old pc running on windows and what I would like to do is host a php MySQL website from that pc. I also want to be able to ftp into it with FileZilla from a separate pc... I'm looking for some free software or ideas on the best way to do this. Any suggestions?
generally wamp is the way to go with windows to get apache/mysql/php going - http://www.wampserver.com/en/. if you are fairly capable and ambitious you could install a linux distro but that is a lot of extra overhead to learning php/mysql.
i'm not really familiar with windows ftp servers, but filezilla has a server as well that you could try: https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=server
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I have a Windows XP Pro SP3 computer that I want to run mySQL on for testing with PHP.
Seems that mySQL 5..5.4 from dev.mysql.com is the last to support XP and I wanted to know if this is the best version I should use.
Also I need a management system like msSQL2008 comes with that will allow me to create, edit and export the databases and tables to my hosted platform.
I am running ColdFusion 9, msSQL2008 and PHP (XAMPP Apache).
Thanks in advance.
I can't add just a comment because i don't have enough reputation points, but if you're running XAMPP that comes with PHP myAdmin which will be what you want for the second part of your question. As for the first part, i don't know what version of MySQL will work best on XP, but are you sure you're not already running MySQL as part of XAMPP? Thats what the M stands for in XAMPP! Load up the XMAPP control panel and check.
You can use MySQL Workbench, which is a proper Desktop program for interfacing with MySQL. I don't know about whats supported on Windows XP anymore, though sometimes it's more to do with the fact that Microsoft have stopped supporting Windows XP and so no one else is going to support it. I would maybe think of upgrading your OS.
also this isn't really a SO question.
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I have been struggling with this problem for several weeks now and would really appreciate any help.
I need an OAuth library which works with WAMP Server installed in a Windows 7 (64-bit) environment. I want to access this library from PHP.
There are 2 OAuth libraries (i.e., DLLs) available for Windows at http://downloads.php.net/pierre/ but both are not working for me possible because they are meant to be used only in a 32-bit Windows environment.
Some more pointers mentioned at http://in2.php.net/oauth are also not helpful because they only talk about UNIX environment.
Can someone please help me with a 64-bit version of OAuth library to be used in 64-bit Windows environment?
Thanks a bunch.
Su
I have several suggestions :
if the "target" architecture wont be a windows one ; why dont you use directly the same architecture for your development ? Thus you will avoid to loose a lot of time to try to compile this dll on your computer, wont you ?
if the target is windows, may be you could check all the existing PHP OAuth classes provided here and there for example :
https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.oauth.introduction.html
Hope this could help
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We have a PHP application installed for a client on his windows server, using Apache and Mysql. Now the client wants to upgrade his server and is asking
"Does the application, apache web server, and mysql support Windows 64 bit?"
Now, I see there is a mysql version for windows 64bit, but I can't find anything official for Apache and PHP, but only binaries from 3rd-party sites.
Does anyone know if there is an official Apache and PHP release for windows 64bit (or a trustworthy 3rd-party at least)? For Apache I could use IIS so it's not really a problem, so it's mainly PHP I'm interested in.
Alternatively, will there be a problem if I run the standard latest binaries that are offered from the PHP site?
As always, thanks in advance
You can get a WAMP stack on 64bit windows system. However there' might be some problems with some dll extensions for example CURL as described in this article.
I'm using Windows 7 64Bit and use the XAMPP for 32 Bit.
So you can just install Apache, PHP and MySQL for 32Bit systems on a 64Bit machine.