Re: Tomcat in the development envrionment (avoiding undepoly / deploy)

2005-10-22 Thread Hassan Schroeder
Bruce E. Stemplewski wrote: > Ah just did some searching and found that Tomcat is for Java and I > should be running Apache for PHP? If you're not using servlets/JSPs at all, *only* PHP -- yes, you should be using the Apache httpd. It's possible to run PHP with Tomcat, but only PHP4 (AFAIK), and

Re: Tomcat in the development envrionment (avoiding undepoly / deploy)

2005-10-21 Thread Bob Hall
--- "Bruce E. Stemplewski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ah just did some searching and found that Tomcat is > for Java and I > should be running Apache for PHP? > > Bruce, I would have thought so too, but a quick Google search of 'Tomcat PHP' produced a 1st hit of:

Re: Tomcat in the development envrionment (avoiding undepoly / deploy)

2005-10-21 Thread Bruce E. Stemplewski
Bruce E. Stemplewski wrote: I have just installed Tomcat on my XP local workstation. I just starting working with PHP using Ecplise. The only way I can get Tomcat to recognize changes to my development directory and files is to undeploy the directory and deploy the directory again. Is ther