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TUESDAY 04 MARCH, 2008

PHP Is To Be Optimized For Windows Server 2008

PHP language running successfully on Unix and Linux is now adding Microsoft's FastCGI element for its Web Server.

In order PHP applications could run efficiently on Microsoft Web Server 2008, it is now adding Microsoft FastCGI element. As PHP was optimized for Unix or Linux servers previously, its application for photo galleries would run wretchedly. However, now PHP language will run steady and functionally on Windows Server 2008.
For instance, IIS, Microsoft's FastCGI element for its Web server, will make FastCGI set up and run PHP applications appropriately. The IIS Web server is now built into Windows 2008 to assure that the PHP interface to FastCGI works smoothly.
Windows 2008 Certification also means Windows servers can be expected to host PHP applications like Mambo CMS or WordPress blog publishing system. Before this, despite the fact that 75% of PHP users were working on Windows workstations, PHP never run as it should on Windows. Now the three platforms of Windows, Unix and Linux should be available on a more equal footing.

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