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Using Open Source Web Software with Windows (Charles River Media Internet)
Using Open Source Web Software with Windows introduces Windows administrators, programmers, and Web designers to useful open source server tools such as Perl, MySQL, Apache, and PHP, which are currently used to power more than 65 per cent of Web sites worldwide. Users learn everything they need to use these tools effectively, including the basics of
downloading and installing each of the packages. From there they practice with the tools and work with the programs in practical combination. After working through the book, Windows users will be able to use open source database methods, to serve pages to the Web or Intranets, and to make dynamic Web pages and databases. And by using open source software administrators, programmers, and Web developers will be able to reduce licensing costs and improve the reliability, security, and efficiency of their Web tools.
Contents:
Preface
- Chapter 1: The Server Process
- Chapter 2: Introducing Apache HTTP Server
- Chapter 3
- Configuring Apache
- Chapter 4: Adding Security with OpenSSL
- Chapter 5: Introducing Perl
- Chapter 6: Introducing PHP
- Chapter 7: Exploring PHP
- Chapter 8: Introducing MySQL
- Chapter 9: Building a MySQL Database
- Chapter 10: Normalization and joins in MySQL
- Chapter 11: Communicating between Perl and MySQL
- Chapter 12: Communicating between PHP and MySQL
- Appendix: About the CD-ROM
- Index.
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