Recently, I was trying to very quickly hack up a website (this website actually) using PHP but was reluctant to install IIS or Apache. All I wanted to do was to quickly test and debug any scripting errors. Since I’m not hosting this site locally, I don’t want to turn my PC into a web server.
Microsoft Visual Studio comes with a development web server for ASP.NET. While it is quite buggy, it’s just the right tool for developing web pages. Looking around, I found a few miserable attempt at some thing similar, but most of them do not even parse the URI for GET params, let alone handling POST requests.
I quickly determined the following requirements:
· Can be tested with any browsers (therefore, must be a web server)
· Must not use .NET framework – PHP developers don’t necessary care about .NET
· Small size and no installation – so I could grab it here and use it on any computer (hence, no .NET again)
· Must be able to handle GET, POST and HEAD requests
· Must not rely on PHP to be installed
· Supports PHP extensions and PHP.ini (most scripts require them)
This is the result. Weighing in at just over 500KB in size and using around 9MB of memory with PHP DLL running, QuickPHP is one of the most lightweight fully functional standalone PHP web server in the world today!
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QuickPHP is a no-dependencies PHP web server. It reads the web.ini file and loads in ini compatible DLL’s as necessary.
How to get a copy:
· Download it and read the readme file. Most likely, you will need to use dependency finder to find the.NET framework. You’ll also need to use dependency finder to find the PHP.NET extension.
· Unzip it and copy it to the “C:\Program Files\php” directory
· Copy your web.ini file to C:\Program Files\php\web.ini
· Configure your web browser to the localhost port of your choice
Note:
• Connecting to port 80 (which is the default) is not secure. It will not be an issue if you are testing your local scripts, but if you are intending to host it publicly, change the port.
• In most browsers, you will have to use a “localhost” string when accessing the QuickPHP server.
• The.ini file contains a lot of information about QuickPHP. If you want to get a report on the various settings available, change the server port from 80 to another and go to
• To change the directory where you keep web.ini and other files, edit the following line in the php.ini file:
.;/path/to/directory
QuickPHP uses SAPI so you’ll likely need the PHP (or later, PHP.NET) extensions.
PHP.NET is installed by default when installing QuickPHP, and every PHP (or later) extension is automatically included. There is no need to install any other PHP extensions. QuickPHP will auto-include the PHP extensions as they are needed.
You don’t have to install PHP.NET
QuickPHP comes with PHP.NET by default. If you are not using PHP.NET, no need to worry about installing the PHP.NET for QuickPHP.
PHP.NET is a multi-threaded, unicode (utf-8) extension for PHP. While this is not required for quickstart applications, this is recommended as PHP.NET is a core extension.
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QuickPHP is a full-featured, easy-to-use, and production-ready web server. It is optimized for building web applications and the back-end servers that host your websites. It is very fast and runs on Windows 2000 and newer. It provides native support for PHP versions 5.3 and 5.4.
QuickPHP is a separate application from the PHP interpreter; QuickPHP contains an embedded version of PHP, along with a Windows Service that starts and stops the QuickPHP Web Server For Windows 10 Crack as necessary. Your PHP code runs in the same address space as your application code.
The QuickPHP Server is not a web server; it is a web server. The QuickPHP Server uses the Windows Service provided by the PHP interpreter to relay requests for your PHP script. The Windows Service, after running your PHP code, returns HTTP responses directly to the browser. The following is a description of the web server service:
The QuickPHP server runs a.NET application (PHP Server) in the same address space as your application code. This server translates PHP script into.NET code and executes it. The script must return a.NET http response directly to the browser, for the web browser to serve the response to the user. This is done by the Windows Service that runs the.NET application (PHP Server) that translates the PHP script. The Windows Service, in turn, uses the APIs provided by the PHP interpreter to convert the HTTP http response into the appropriate HTTP response for the browser.
The PHP Server application is a C#.NET application that runs in the same address space as your application code. This application executes the PHP interpreter and returns http responses to the browser. The Windows Service that runs this application then converts the PHP script response into an HTTP http response for the browser.
The PHP Server is a single executable. After it has initialized the PHP interpreter, it starts listening for requests on a socket and processing the request as a PHP script.
For Windows 2000 SP4 and newer, the PHP Server is controlled by the windows system service “PHP_SERVER”. For Windows 2000 SP3 and earlier, the server is controlled by the “PHP.EXE” program.
Both the PHP Server application and the PHP_SERVER service are identical in functionality: they both run the PHP interpreter in the same address space as your application. They also both start and stop the PHP interpreter at your direction.
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QuickPHP Web Server 1.12.1
– Testable with any browsers, can be tested locally
– Small, simple
– A lightweight standalone server solution for Windows
– Handles GET, POST and HEAD requests
– Supports PHP extensions and php.ini
– Supports databases such as MySQL and SQLite
– No installation – can be downloaded here and used on any computer
– Almost no memory consumption
– Does not require.NET framework – ASP.NET developers don’t necessary care about.NET
The PHP Development Kit (PDK) is a set of tools and modules that simplifies the creation, building, testing and packaging of PHP projects. Version 1.1.0 for Windows and Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora etc) is available for download
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Get Started
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Installing
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Installation of the PHP Development Kit is an easy and fast process. It has an installer in the `php` directory, so just double-click the `install.php` file to run the installer. Please make sure to make your current PHP directory the installation directory, as `install.php` will set it up for you.
You can also extract the `install.php` file to a new directory, and run the script from there. The script will only write files to the new directory, so you must not have any existing files or directories in that path.
Troubleshooting
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If you encounter problems with the installation, here are the steps you can take:
Check that the required PHP packages are installed
The PHP Development Kit requires the following packages:
* PHP 5.3 or greater (5.3.6, 5.3.7, 5.3.8, etc)
* libapache2-mod-php5 or libapache2-mod-php5filter (5.3.5)
* php_sqlsrv_54_nts.dll (for php_sqlsrv_54_nts.dll for Windows)
* php_5_sqlite3.dll (for php_5_sqlite3.dll for Windows)
* WampServer (
* PHP on Linux
* SSL (optional)
If the above packages are not installed, you can run the installer again. If you still experience problems, please report them to the mailing list.
What’s New in the?
· Supports up to 16 concurrent requests
· Supports PHP extensions and php.ini file
· Easy to setup and use
· Full PHP support
· HTTP GET, POST and HEAD requests
· Supports webDAV/Apache HTTP and FTP access
· Supports various authentication options
· Supports cookies
· Supports CGI scripts
· Restarting the server can be done without shutting down the whole process
· Runs in DOS or Windows
· Runs in standalone mode
· Releases memory when the process ends
· Single exe file
· Supports configurable URL and port number
· Used for testing, development and debugging
· Supports UTF8
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The package contains just about everything you need and I’ll describe the different sections in detail.
· 1. QuickPHP_v1.00_Setup.zip: This contains the QuickPHP_v1.00_Setup.zip file
· 2. QuickPHP_v1.00_Install.zip: This contains the QuickPHP_v1.00_Install.zip file
· 3. QuickPHP_v1.00_ReadMe.txt: This contains some description of the installation
· 4. QuickPHP_v1.00_ReadMe.htm: This contains some explanation of the usage of the included script(s)
· 5. QuickPHP_v1.00_Php.ini: This contains the PHP.ini file
· 6. QuickPHP_v1.00_Examples.zip: This contains the QuickPHP_v1.00_Examples.zip file
· 7. QuickPHP_v1.00_Service.bat: This contains the Windows Service Configuration File
· 8. QuickPHP_v1.00_Service.exe: This contains the Windows Service
· 9. QuickPHP_v1.00_Example.html: This contains the Test Index.html file
· 10. WebDAV_Software.zip: This contains the WebDAV program
· 11. WebDAV_Install.bat: This contains the Install.bat script to setup WebDAV
· 12. WebDAV_ReadMe.txt: This contains the WebDAV ReadMe file
· 13. WebDAV_ReadMe.htm: This contains the WebDAV ReadMe file
· 14. Index.htm: This contains the QuickPHP_v1.00_
System Requirements For QuickPHP Web Server:
CPU: Intel® Core™ i5-2500K @ 3.30GHz/3.40GHz/3.60GHz/4.00GHz (4.00GHz recommended) or AMD Phenom II X4 965
RAM: 8 GB
Hard disk space: 500 MB
Video: Nvidia® GeForce GTX 670/AMD Radeon R9 270X 1GB
Sound: DirectX® 11
OS: Windows® 7
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