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[2slam]

Originally Posted by shadowman123

Aha True but all of us Speaks English So y he posted it in both german and English too and y didnt he Add Italian or Even Chinesse ...No offense

offtopic?
No sence for ur post although
u knw the common lang here is german i found alot of sections around here even the domain name
elitepvpers.[de]

[shadowman123]

Originally Posted by 2slam

offtopic?
No sence for ur post although
u knw the common lang here is german i found alot of sections around here even the domain name
elitepvpers.[de]

true i know that my Post was Offtopic beside The main Langauge in this section is English and if u right in that my topic was written in English so i expect i get only English Posts that i could understand

[Korvacs]

Depends what you want to do. Looks like your abit confused to me....

You've included some things that bundle apps togeather, and then IIS 7, which i can tell you is definitely not an application bundle, its a web server which you can install services too, but its way more complex than just installing xampp for example.

[I don't have a username]

IIS 7 is far the best of all those.

[.Ocularis]

Originally Posted by turk55

I rather use MySQL Community server for the MySQL connection and use IIS7 for apache

IIS is not apache, IIS is IIS.

IIS is good for a site that interfaces with a program running on the local machine (ASP based)
Honestly I like ASP better than anything else, but has a much greater learning curve than PHP.

Apache is more for development on windows, and is best used on Linux for production, as Apache tends to crash on windows more often.

I wouldn't use any wamp (windows apache mysql php) server package on windows unless you just plan to do some tests. IIS handles PHP very well through CGI and tends to be more stable if configured correctly. I've never had it crash, even through attacks which would easily fill the max possible connections for Apache and crash it.