[Citrusdb-users] Running CitrusDB on IIS

Discussion:

Doreen Jones

2012-01-14 22:40:35 UTC

I've looked and can't seem to find anywhere that indicates that CitrusDB runs on
a Microsoft server running IIS. Your product looks lovely and I'd love to get
it - but don't want to bother if IIS isn't supported. I do have PHP Ver. 5.2 on
my server.  And I also have MySQL - not sure of version at moment but that
can be remedied.

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Paul Yasi

2012-01-15 15:29:38 UTC

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It should work, but I have not done it myself. Citrus is dependent on
the php interpreter and not the web server underneath. Microsoft has
made some commitment to making php work with windows.
http://www.microsoft.com/web/platform/phponwindows.aspx

I could try it on my Windows 7 partition sometime if you really want a tutorial.

I think it could also be made to work with Microsoft SQL, but that's a
taller order since there may be some unique MySQL queries that would
need to be updated.

Paul

Post by Doreen Jones
I've looked and can't seem to find anywhere that indicates that CitrusDB
runs on a Microsoft server running IIS. Your product looks lovely and I'd
love to get it - but don't want to bother if IIS isn't supported. I do have
PHP Ver. 5.2 on my server.  And I also have MySQL - not sure of version at
moment but that can be remedied.
Doreen Jones - Owner
JDS & Associates and East Texas Programming
Database Solutions and Web Site Development
Hosting and Domain Name Registration
2121 S. Loop 256 - Suite 3 (Capital One Bank - Next to Office Depot)
Palestine, TX 75801
We Make Custom Software !!!
903.731.3553
              Web and associated languages we can offer support for are -
ASP/.Net, C/C++, COBOL, FOCUS, FORTRAN, PHP, REXX, Visual Basic/.Net.
      We have expertise in the following databases:   MS Access, ORACLE, and
MS SQL.
      Other expertise: JCL, MSA, EXEC2, SCADA. Feel free to ask - we don't
list everything.
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Doreen Jones

2012-01-16 22:41:45 UTC

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I'd love to know if it would work on my Windows 2003 Server running IIS 6. This
looks like a really neat program.

I can load whatever version of MySQL is needed. I have Version 2.1. We're
simply not using it at the moment.

PHP is 5.2.

If you tell me what file you're looking for under PHP for the Intrepreter (you
can tell I know nothing about PHP), I'll look it up.

I used to have a couple of PHP sites on my server and they worked fine.

Doreen Jones - Owner
JDS & Associates and East Texas Programming
Database Solutions and Web Site Development
Hosting and Domain Name Registration
2121 S. Loop 256 - Suite 3 (Capital One Bank - Next to Office Depot)
Palestine, TX 75801
We Make Custom Software !!!
903.731.3553
              Web and associated languages we can offer support for are -
ASP/.Net, C/C++, COBOL, FOCUS, FORTRAN, PHP, REXX, Visual Basic/.Net.

      We have expertise in the following databases:   MS Access, ORACLE, and MS
SQL.
      Other expertise: JCL, MSA, EXEC2, SCADA. Feel free to ask - we don't
list everything.

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Subject: Re: [Citrusdb-users] Running CitrusDB on IIS

It should work, but I have not done it myself. Citrus is dependent on
the php interpreter and not the web server underneath. Microsoft has
made some commitment to making php work with windows.
http://www.microsoft.com/web/platform/phponwindows.aspx

I could try it on my Windows 7 partition sometime if you really want a tutorial.

I think it could also be made to work with Microsoft SQL, but that's a
taller order since there may be some unique MySQL queries that would
need to be updated.

Paul

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