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Posted by seth.northrop@gmail.com on 10/24/06 22:52
Thanks.
Do either work better for just zipping up a directory after loading
your PHP pages and mysql tables and shipping it to someone with a
script to launch?
It looks like easyPHP has an installer - is it using dlls, etc. that
need to be installed in order to work? It looks like xmampp can just
be extracted in a directory and run. Am I mistaken?
Rik wrote:
> die.spam@hotmail.com wrote:
> > seth.northrop@gmail.com wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I am several years removed from PHP (different career path) so I've
> >> lost touch with some of the innovations. I was wondering if anyone
> >> has put together a simple windows binary that includes MySQL + PHP
> >> and a webserver?
> >>
> >> Basically, I want an easy way to distribute a PHP and MySQL
> >> application to another non-technical windows user and don't have the
> >> luxury of a server sitting somewhere. Basically, I'd like them to
> >> be able to click an icon, launch the services, and then launch a web
> >> browser pointing to localhost. I don't care about the code being
> >> compiled or hidden.
> >>
> >> It doesn't help that when I did do a lot of programming that I did it
> >> exclusively on Unix machines so even then I wasn't too in tune with
> >> the windows world.
> >>
> >> Is there some acceptable standard way of dealing with this?
> >
> > ezphp is great for this, its only a few mb's and includes phpmyadmin,
> > apparently wamp is good too havent tried it myself.
>
> Or xampp, works very handy.
>
> For the use on USB-sticks, and to create your mobile environment without
> installing anything, you could use WOS (Webserver On a Stick). That has
> it's limitations though.
>
> --
> Grtz,
>
> Rik Wasmus
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