Hi,
It "may" be a simple answer.
ZF runs over any PHP installation on versions 5.1.4 and higher. (correct
me if im wrong)
I have tested PHP-ZF on Windows XP/Vista/2003
- IIS/Apache/CLI (works with ZF-MVC)
- MSSQL/Oracle/MySQL/PGSQL (works with ZF-DB)
- LDAP/Active Directory (works ZF-ACL-AUTH custom adapters)
- etc, etc
I have also tested COM, .NET, Java over PHP and works fine.
Remember:
- ZF is a set of classes that you can use for your projects.
- You can decide to use the ZF if you like it or not for "most common
operations" like validations, database access, authentication, filtering,
email, web services, etc, etc.
- ZF is not related at all with business logic.
(like opening a wide variety of types with COM extension)
- Don't be afraid to use ZF on Windows since it works exactly the same in
every platform that runs PHP 5.1.4 or higher. ;)
Hope this helps you...
- Roberto
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> i am looking at a project that looks like it will needs to be able to read
> a
> wide variety of document types. has anyone run zf on a windows server so
> i
> could use the com extension or are there any other simpler solutions?
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