I have successfully configured PHP with Web Server 7.0 couple of days ago and thus I wanted to try if I could get some cool PHP applications to work with Web Server 7.0. I picked up Drupal which is a content management PHP application and started exploring the ways to get this application working with Web Server 7.0.
The good news is that it actually doesn't take much time to run Drupal on Web Server 7.0. I have captured this experiment of mine in the following screen cast. This screen cast assumes that you have already configured PHP with Web Server 7.0 using PHP Add-On. (Refer of my previous blog if you haven't configured PHP with Web Server 7.0 as yet). PHP Add-On has a in built support for MySQL which is required by Drupal as well (Refer to "Mysql with PHP on Sun Java System Web Server 7.0" blog to find more about it)
The good news is that it actually doesn't take much time to run Drupal on Web Server 7.0. I have captured this experiment of mine in the following screen cast. This screen cast assumes that you have already configured PHP with Web Server 7.0 using PHP Add-On. (Refer of my previous blog if you haven't configured PHP with Web Server 7.0 as yet). PHP Add-On has a in built support for MySQL which is required by Drupal as well (Refer to "Mysql with PHP on Sun Java System Web Server 7.0" blog to find more about it)
Great stuff, thanks Amit.
Posted by 192.18.120.198 on July 23, 2008 at 11:55 AM PDT #
I didn't know you could down load so many important things for your computers hardware and software.
Thankyou for making this possible.
Posted by felicia on August 03, 2008 at 02:00 AM PDT #
How about migrating mod_rewrite in Apache that supported by drupal to SJSWS?
Posted by Adhari C Mahendra on August 04, 2008 at 06:42 PM PDT #