Re: [PHP] PHP on a .NET enviroment machine: Conflicts?

[Curt Zirzow]

* Thus wrote Jay Paulson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
 Quick question to the community here.  The company I work for got bought out and now 
 they are wanting to migrate all the web sites that I have created in PHP to their 
 Windows, IIS, .NET enviroment.  I have been trying to talk to the people at 
 corporate about putting PHP on their Windows machines but they are reluctant saying 
 the following:
 
 An additional complication we discussed here is the fact that our servers are set 
 up as pure a .NET environment. While we could add PHP to it. It could create 
 conflicts that would effect the entire system. We have had this problem with Cold 
 Fusion in the past.

hmm.. php != cold fusion

 
 My question is... has anyone put both PHP and .NET in a Windows enviroment at the 
 same time and had any conflicts?  I have done it several times before and have not 
 run into any problems.  I really want to continue to run some of the PHP things that 
 I have on the sites (i.e. message forums, chats etc) but I really need to know if 
 anyone has run into any conflicts.  

I havn't set up .NET so can't provide any input on that.

Funny though how this question always comes up with the term
'Corporate' tied in with it :)

Curt
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RE: [PHP] PHP on a .NET enviroment machine: Conflicts?

[Mike Brum]

I've had to use CF and .Net on the same machines before and have had only
minor issues with it. 

I've never had an issue mixing PHP and any other language before since it's
pretty stand-alone, whereas CF and .Net want to own a lot of Windows
functionalities as servers.

I don't forsee any real problems with PHP and .Net, but I've never
implimented both on the same machine unfortunately.

You might also want to discuss the possibility of having a dedicated PHP
server or two. That way, you can bring your code to those machines and leave
all .Net machines as-is. If you can pursuade them that the PHP elements are
a valuable addition to site and that it'd be less effective in PHP, you
might have a chance.

Good luck.

-M

-Original Message-
From: Jay Paulson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 5:03 PM
To: PHP List
Subject: [PHP] PHP on a .NET enviroment machine: Conflicts?


Quick question to the community here.  The company I work for got bought out
and now they are wanting to migrate all the web sites that I have created in
PHP to their Windows, IIS, .NET enviroment.  I have been trying to talk to
the people at corporate about putting PHP on their Windows machines but they
are reluctant saying the following:

An additional complication we discussed here is the fact that our servers
are set up as pure a .NET environment. While we could add PHP to it. It
could create conflicts that would effect the entire system. We have had this
problem with Cold Fusion in the past.

My question is... has anyone put both PHP and .NET in a Windows enviroment
at the same time and had any conflicts?  I have done it several times before
and have not run into any problems.  I really want to continue to run some
of the PHP things that I have on the sites (i.e. message forums, chats etc)
but I really need to know if anyone has run into any conflicts.  

As far as I know they are running Windows 2000 and IIS 6 on their machines.

Thanks for any feedback!

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