Slide 3:Joe Stagner Opinionated Misfit Geek Microsoft Corporation Joe.Stagner@Microsoft.com www.JoeOn.net Partying with PHP on Windows MIX 07


A PHP Guy at Microsoft ? :A PHP Guy at Microsoft ? I write REAL PHP Every Day. In my personal life I run PHP Websites. My sites get millions of visitors. I've been the MSPHP guy for 6 years.


Joelogical maxim …. :Joelogical maxim …. Good Information Does Not Displace Other Good Information. It just adds to your Tool Box.


Microsoft & Open Source :Microsoft & Open Source Microsoft is NOT Anti Open Source Sometimes it's business competition Often it's not. Microsoft is not a fan of the GPL And I (personally) think ….. Microsoft DOES REAL Open Source We do it where YOU tell us it matters And where it fits our business model.


PHP on Windows ….. is NOT an Oxymoron !!!! :PHP on Windows ….. is NOT an Oxymoron !!!! What’s the difference between PHP and Linux? How did PHP get popular ? Why people use PHP. Why people might use PHP on Windows !


Why you might Run PHP On Windows :Why you might Run PHP On Windows The PHP Ecosystem Applications, Applications, Applications…… Open source designs Loose and Wild The PHP community contributes to a variety of defacto standard facilities to connect everything Zend and the PHP community are invested in Windows Specific PHP technology.


Slide 12:PHP-Nuke PHPBB2 MD-Pro b2Evolution OSCNuke Moodle VBulletin PostNuke MyPHPNuke bBlog Zen Cart Segue VBPortal Drupal Coppermine phpGroupWare PHPWebSite eGroupWare Serendipity Xoops Site@School TextPattern Typo3 QwikiWikki RunCMS Mambo cPanel TikiWiki WordPress SugarCRM MyPHPAdmin e107 Xaraya OSCommerce ATutor WebCalendar Some Favorite PHP Applications


Potential Advantages to running PHP on Windows. :Potential Advantages to running PHP on Windows. Windows Ecosystem Over 600,000 partners in the Microsoft Ecosystem. Microsoft makes MUCH more than Windows Microsoft is making huge investments interoperability standards and technologies. (WS-I, etc.) Microsoft provides …. a complete turn-key infrastructure …. Individual best-of-breed applications for you to choose from FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES


Slide 14:MS Access MS Excel MS FrontPage MS InfoPath Live Meeting MS OneNote PowerPoint MS Outlook MS Project Small Business Accounting MS Visio MS Word SharePoint Business Manager MS CRM Project Server MS CMS Commerce Server Exchange Server MS LCS MapPoint Messenger Virtual Earth MOM BizTalk SQL Server SQL RS SQL AS SQL NS App Center Identity Integration Server ISA Server Data Analyzer MS Mobile Tablet PC MS Starter Kits Software Options from Microsoft


Slide 15:Great Plains Axapta Small Business Manager MS Enterprise Reporting Navision Retail Management MS Solomon Windows Mobile Windows Embedded Active Directory ADAM Authorization Manager Operations Manager IIS 6/7 Windows Server 2003 XML-WS WSE Media Center Windows Media Server Application Center System Management Server Windows Unix Services Host Integration Server Windows Workflow Vista Longhorn Presentation Foundation (Avalon) MSN Search Windows Index Server VBA / VSA Info Bridge WSH DirectX ActiveX Hosted Controls MSMQ Info Card WinFX More Software Options from Microsoft


Slide 16:Silverlight More Software Options from Microsoft MS AJAX Live Services Local / Virtual Earth


The Cost of Simplicity :The Cost of Simplicity There are some things you just can't do. We don't all want to be systems developers. We need to plan for growth and success. But we don't want feature needs to drive choice.


PHP on Windows :PHP on Windows PHP Developers work on Windows machines anyway. PHP is PHP is PHP. (Sort-of) Other 3rd parties offer……. Phalanger = Managed Code PHP http://www.php-compiler.net/ JCX.Software VS.PHP Zend’s Windows Work Continues


PHP On Windows :PHP On Windows What’s the problem anyway. CGI on Windows ? The PHP ISAPI Extension Will it get fixed ?


WHY - Helpers you might need. :WHY - Helpers you might need. Component Creation Calling binary .DLLs Simplifying Interoperability Remote Instancing Application Multithreading Asynchronous Dependencies Multi Phase Transactions Aggregating Multi-Interfaced Objects Type Encapsulation & Abstraction Object Scope Promotion Static Instance Access


PHP on Windows :PHP on Windows FASTCGI ! PHP on IIS 6 PHP Versions…. Why choose ? PHP on IIS 7 New application context ?


PHP on Windows :PHP on Windows More Options Managed Code (.NET) PHP Phalanger http://php-compiler.net/ Windows Applications NuSphere PHPDoc WinBinnder PHP-Gtk


Slide 25:Doing PHP on Windows Server


Performance :Performance IIS CGI, ISAPI Winabler FastCGI Zend Platform Phalanger .NET Bridge


Integration Options :Integration Options The Windows File System SMTP X.500 WDDX MS-SQL Server, ADO, ODBC What about the new auth provider? What about database’d session state XML LDAP


Integration Options :Integration Options Sockets RSS XML-RPC XML Web Services / SOAP PHP Extensibility Mechanisms


Integration Options :Integration Options Finally some ADVANTAGE to HTTP’s stateless protocol. HTTP Form Tricks They can be Open They can be Hidden They can be Encrypted Cookie Tricks They can also be encrypted


Integration Options :Integration Options Build your own. PHP on Windows built with VC++ (6) PECL Extensions PHP is Open Source


Integration Options :Integration Options Office


Integration Options :Integration Options WinDNA / COM Microsoft .NET


PHP and COM :PHP and COM What’s COM ? PHP doesn’t REALLY speak COM. COM is the Lingua Franca of Windows VB C++ (Ours and many others) Delphi Python Perl Cobol Fortran


Creating a COM Object Instance :Creating a COM Object Instance someMethod(“Some Argument”); ?>


.NET Framework and Tools :Operating System Common Language Runtime Visual Studio .NET .NET Framework and Tools


The Shared Source CLI :VS.NET Common Language Runtime System System.Data (ADO.NET) System.Xml Design ADO Adapters SQL Globalization Diagnostics Configuration Collections Resources Reflection Net IO Threading Text ServiceProcess Security Runtime InteropServices Remoting Serialization System.Drawing JIT GC MSIL App Domain Loader Common Type System Class Loader System.Web (ASP.NET) Configuration SessionState Caching Security Simple Web Services Description Protocols UI HtmlControls WebControls Discovery C# VC/MC++ Imaging Drawing2D Text Printing JScript VB Platform Adaptation Layer Boot Loader Sync Threads Networking Timers Filesystem System.WinForms Design ComponentModel Debugger Designers SDK Tools CorDBG ILAsm ILDbDump SN ILDAsm MetaInfo PEVerify ECMA CLI The Shared Source CLI


Base Class Library :Base Class Library


Microsoft .NET :Microsoft .NET COM Callable Wrapper Runtime Callable Wrapper PHP Restrictions OLE 2 Parameterless Constructors


XML Web Services :XML Web Services NuSOAP PHP 5 – Native SOAP Extension ezSOAP PEAR::SOAP


Microsoft AJAX :Microsoft AJAX Intergrated with ASP.NET Server Complealty Independent Client Framework Server Implementation Samples for Non-MS Completely Free Completely Open Source


Microsoft Services :Microsoft Services Most are Free Most are Platform Independent Most are Ad Free


Microsoft Silverlight :Microsoft Silverlight CLIENT ! Cross Platform Rich Media You're hearing all about it !!!


My PHP Project Wish List :My PHP Project Wish List A native Active Directory API PHP An AzMan API for PHP A PHP Bridge to ADAM An ASP.NET 2.0 Authentication Provider for PHP A seamless session state bridge. A CDO / Exchange Bridge for PHP PHP-Nuke, Mambo, etc. etc. On Microsoft SQL Optionally in Phalanger Optionally using AD


Call to Action ! :Call to Action ! Get your FREE Visual Studio Understand what products Microsoft makes. Email Joe.Stagner@Microsoft.com Read me at www.JoeOn.net


Thanks :Thanks Andrew Stopford Michael Pham NuSphere


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