PHP and .net

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terence
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PHP and .net

Post by terence »

I have a client who is revamping their internal system with micorsofts .net framework.

I developed a web site for them 1 year ago which uses PHP 4.

They want to move the web site within their internal server sysytem for hosting.

They asked if installing PHP along side their .net framework would cause any conflicts.

They are developing on a windows 2000 server.

I thought this would be a perfect question for this board.

I appreciate any input.

Thanks,
Terence
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mrvanjohnson
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Post by mrvanjohnson »

Microsoft architecture cause conflict with others.... NAHHH unheard of..

Seriously, in theory it shouldn’t be a problems but then again we are talking M$.

Obviously, best thing to do is set up a good Test environment.
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Post by fractalvibes »

I would think the two should run fine side by side on IIS. Am pretty sure we have this setup at work, as our LAN/WAN folks have been using some PHP scripts for some admin functions and we have ASP and ASP.NET running on the same server. IIS simply looks at the request, hands it off to the appropiat engine to execute, the engine
passes back the resulting html page and serves it up.

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