For the dotnet side we will have an improved readme in a few days.

For the php side I have a step by step provided by Shankar. Perhaps he would 
like edit and repost it. Shankar was instrumental in working though the issues. 

A Couple of Caveats and high level stuff:
1. For the PHP side I used 'wamp server':  http://www.wampserver.com/en/
2. We used the MSSQL server on Server2008.  I had already setup this database 
from dotnet and simply added the config tables needed by php from the scripts 
provided
3. I think it is key to successfully connect to the db from PHP before 
continuing. For us this meant using the mssql_connect test from the php man 
page before continuing to install WFS and the PhpStocktrader. Example #1 from 
http://us3.php.net/mssql_connect  


HTH
Drew

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From: [email protected] [[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 6:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: StockTrader Status in my Lab

Hello Drew,

Congratulations!  Do you have step-by-step instructions so others can duplicate
the work?

Thanks,
H

Drew Baird (Volt) wrote:
> Hi Fello Stonehengers,
>
> Our IVA Lab now has SIX StockTrader instances working. Special thanks to 
> Shankar and Dimuthu who patiently worked with us as we brought our WSF/PHP 
> systems on line. I know they stayed late and came to work early to be able to 
> be available for our many questions and issues.
>
> We now have a distributed SIX Machine Stonehenge StockTrader working in the 
> IVA Lab.
> There are four separate 'dotnet' Stonehenge VM machines each running a single 
> layer of the ST Stack.   St-DB, ST-OPS, ST-BSL and ST-Trade
>
> And now we have a two 'php' Stonehenge VM
> php01 is running and is actually using the database in the dotnet stack.
> php02 is using the dotnet BSL and OPS layers as well
>
> I still need to do the reverse case of the dotnet trade UI using the php 
> services but I am sure it will work
>
> Next step is to:
> 1) get the message security working. BTW It worked in the checked in code. I 
> have not tested it my lab. and
> 2) I also need to update the headers with the Apache license.
>
>
>
> Thanks again! Shankar and Dimuthu  It is a pleasure to work with you both!
>
>
>
> drew
>
>

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