Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-27 Thread Chris Norloff 

I don't know if XP supports Win32 like previous MS Software, but you ought 
to give Apache web server a try.  Built by people who care about software q
uality, not by people like the dork M$ rep you met.

Chris Norloff


-- Original Message --
from: Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 13:28:07 -0500

You HAVE to have XP Pro. I found this out only AFTER I talked to the MS Re
p at CompUSA, where I bought XP Home. The funny thing is, I explained to th
e dork M$ rep that I am a web developer who does a lot of work from home on
 my home machine, and they pushed Home on me rather than Pro.

-- Original Message --
From: jason kufner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:  Fri, 21 Dec 2001 09:59:38 -0800

Okay here's my problem:
 
I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know  
For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion 
Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as  
My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check  
One page on at time while I sip my chai...)
 
My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.  
Can I do the same thing on XP?
 
Thanks for your help


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RE: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-27 Thread jon 

Thanks all for the tip on Apache/Win/XP-Home I set it up with the single
user CF license, and it rocks!

.. now if only I could figure out how to bring my databases with me down to
the coffee place.

:)

-- jon

-Original Message-
From: Chris Norloff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 9:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion


I don't know if XP supports Win32 like previous MS Software, but you ought
to give Apache web server a try.  Built by people who care about software q
uality, not by people like the dork M$ rep you met.

Chris Norloff


-- Original Message --
from: Bruce Sorge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 13:28:07 -0500

You HAVE to have XP Pro. I found this out only AFTER I talked to the MS Re
p at CompUSA, where I bought XP Home. The funny thing is, I explained to th
e dork M$ rep that I am a web developer who does a lot of work from home on
 my home machine, and they pushed Home on me rather than Pro.

-- Original Message --
From: jason kufner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:  Fri, 21 Dec 2001 09:59:38 -0800

Okay here's my problem:

I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know
For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion
Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as
My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check
One page on at time while I sip my chai...)

My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.
Can I do the same thing on XP?

Thanks for your help



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Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Scott Brady 

Jason asked:

 My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.  

On XP pro, it's IIS.  (I don't know if XP Home comes with  a web server)

 Can I do the same thing on XP?

I don't see why not.

--
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RE: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Garza, Jeff 

As long as you are using XP Professional, you can install IIS (it's a
limited version similar to PWS).  No problems.

Jeff Garza
Lead Developer/Webmaster
Spectrum Astro, Inc.
480.892.8200
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 11:00 AM
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Okay here's my problem:
 
I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know  
For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion 
Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as  
My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check  
One page on at time while I sip my chai...)
 
My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.  
Can I do the same thing on XP?
 
Thanks for your help

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RE: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Christine Lawson 

Keep in mind that CF 5 Professional is the only version of CF supported on
XP Pro, there are no current versions of CF Server supported on CF Home.
Just an fyi.

Regards,
Christine Lawson

-Original Message-
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Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 1:00 PM
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Subject: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion


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Okay here's my problem:
 
I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know  
For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion 
Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as  
My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check  
One page on at time while I sip my chai...)
 
My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.  
Can I do the same thing on XP?
 
Thanks for your help

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Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Jennifer Larkin 

At 11:05 AM 12/21/01 -0700, you wrote:
Jason asked:

  My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.

On XP pro, it's IIS.  (I don't know if XP Home comes with  a web server)

Probably not. PWS stopped being supported at Windows ME, I believe. When I 
tried to find a PWS for Win ME the Microsoft site said that it was no 
longer supported for a home system running a version newer than 98, and 
that all I had to do to install a web server was upgrade Windows to a 
professional version.

  Can I do the same thing on XP?

I don't see why not.

You might be able to get Apache to run on the machine, although there may 
not be a version for XP yet/ever.


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Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Bruce Sorge 

You HAVE to have XP Pro. I found this out only AFTER I talked to the MS Rep at 
CompUSA, where I bought XP Home. The funny thing is, I explained to the dork M$ rep 
that I am a web developer who does a lot of work from home on my home machine, and 
they pushed Home on me rather than Pro.

-- Original Message --
From: jason kufner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:  Fri, 21 Dec 2001 09:59:38 -0800

Okay here's my problem:
 
I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know  
For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion 
Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as  
My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check  
One page on at time while I sip my chai...)
 
My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.  
Can I do the same thing on XP?
 
Thanks for your help

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Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Richard Ramos 

There is no PWS for XP.  XP Pro has IIS.  We used CF5, Apache1.3.22 on XP
home and it works great.  Just make sure you add the LoadModule line after
all other module calls in the init file and you'll be fine.

Richard Ramos

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 I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know
 For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion
 Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as
 My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check
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Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Alex 

apache

On Fri, 21 Dec 2001, jason kufner wrote:

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 Okay here's my problem:
  
 I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know  
 For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion 
 Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as  
 My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check  
 One page on at time while I sip my chai...)
  
 My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.  
 Can I do the same thing on XP?
  
 Thanks for your help
 
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Re: Xp, starbucks , and coldfusion

2001-12-21 Thread Tony Schreiber 

Apache. (I run Apache, CF5 and Oracle 8.01 on my laptop (Win2k). ;p)

 Okay here's my problem:

 I use my laptop as a portable cold fusion design station. (You know
 For those afternoon trips to starbucks) Right now I have cold Fusion
 Studio, Cold fusion server 4.5 and Microsoft personal web server as
 My web server. (Remember it's on my laptop, all I have to do is check
 One page on at time while I sip my chai...)

 My questions are: what is the personal web server equivalent for XP.
 Can I do the same thing on XP?

 Thanks for your help

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