Re: [CGUYS] Apache on 64-bit Win 7

2009-12-19 Thread Brian Jones
I believe that Apache IS the Operating System. Windows would not be involved. - B - Original Message - From: Joe Tseng joe_ts...@hotmail.com Subject: [CGUYS] Apache on 64-bit Win 7 Is there any benefit of using 64-bit Apache on Windows or is installing it a waste of time

Re: [CGUYS] Apache on 64-bit Win 7

2009-12-19 Thread mike
IS the Operating System. Windows would not be involved. - B - Original Message - From: Joe Tseng joe_ts...@hotmail.com Subject: [CGUYS] Apache on 64-bit Win 7 Is there any benefit of using 64-bit Apache on Windows or is installing it a waste of time? Is it compatible with 32-bit PHP

Re: [CGUYS] Apache on 64-bit Win 7

2009-12-19 Thread Tony B
There's no benefit at all to someone that doesn't *need* Apache. Are you a web developer? Do you write php code? If not, then no, the average person doesn't need Apache. If yes then you want to install 64 bit if you have a 64 bit system. I mean, define benefit. On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 9:41 AM,

Re: [CGUYS] Apache on 64-bit Win 7

2009-12-19 Thread Joe Tseng
Why yes I am thanks for asking! So yes there IS a benefit to me to install a local Apache instance. What I really wanted to do was get my Apache instance to work with my Tomcat instance using mod_jk. I'm considering using my VS.NET 08 to create a 64-bit version of PHP as well since . In any