This is more academic than anything else, but I was trying to
study the various implementations of PHP on windows. As one
test, I wanted to first configure PWS (on W98) to run PHP as a CGI, then
switch over to an isapi.dll. I realize that ISAPI is still considered
experimental except on W2K, and unstable at that, but this was an academic
excercise.
My assumption is that I just need to edit the registry entry and change it
from \path\to\php.exe to \path\to\sapi\php4isapi.dll. Not only did this not
work, but it "seemed" that I could change the entry to anything, and PWS would
continue to run the CGI version of PHP. (I did completely reboot the
system after each change)
So... are my assumptions correct, or am I missing something?
Thanks for any insight.
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