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[phpwebapp-users] [phpwebapp - User Help] RE: Installation problem on WinXP/IIS/PHP

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By: dashohoxha

I am sorry but the Windows platform is not supported (neither is IIS); I cannot
afford supporting them.  I am sorry that I have not made it clear in the page
of the project, but they are a little bit outdated.

However you can try to install Apache and see whether it works or not, I would
be curious to know.  Also, you can try to install Linux.

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[phpwebapp-users] [phpwebapp - User Help] RE: Installation problem on WinXP/IIS/PHP

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By: nobody

Thanks for the update re: not supported on Windows.

As I was only interested in checking out DocBook Wiki, I'll forego the move
to Apache. This was one of a few alternates I'm considering in setting up a
DocBook Authoring/Publishing chain, so I've got other possible options.

Best wishes on your development of phpwebapp!

- Dan

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[phpwebapp-users] [phpwebapp - User Help] RE: Installation problem on WinXP/IIS/PHP

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The paths are not set properly on linux either.
after trying to follow the define("*_PATH,something) lines. I gave up.

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What abot these paths? They don't work at all.
Could you please what is the logic behind them so that we could be able to fix
them?

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I've installed phpWebApp 1.1, it seems to work smootly, at least the tutorial
applications and the empty-sample distribuited with the code.

I just unpacked the files in web home (not in the php installation path) and
I had no problems with those paths: server is Apache 2.0.47 running on win2k
SP4.

The only problem I had was related with the web browser not the application
itself: IE 5.0 didn't execute correctly some javascript preventing phpWebApp
to work. I fixed it switching to Mozilla.

For those using IIS: if you can have php working correctly on IIS, phpWebApp
should work also cause it uses xml and php language only and then should be
platform independent.

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