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Cake is only constrained by the limitations of running PHP under IIS,
which actually aren't that many unless you run it as CGI, so yes, it is
definitely possible. See http://cakefoundation.org/pages/clients
There's a tutorial on the wiki that describes how to install
IsapiRewrite, to replace mod_rewrite, which makes handling dispatches
much easier. The other thing to do is add
define('SERVER_IIS', true);
to your app/config/core.php, which will make a few changes in how Cake
runs, to accommodate IIS's "unique" needs. Hope that helps.
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Personally, I'm also on IIS and would like to use Routes in place of
mod_rewrite, but the manual is pretty vague on what you have to do to enable
their use. I'm assuming there's more to it than just defining the routes
themselves. Is there some sort of variable setting I've missed?
David
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