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PHP Programming for Windows
By Andrew  Stopford
Publisher	: New Riders Publishing
Pub Date	: May 22, 2002
ISBN	: 0-7357-1169-0
Pages	: 360

		Copyright
		About the Author
		About the Technical Reviewers
		Acknowledgments
		Tell Us What You Think
		Foreword
		Introduction
			Who Should Read This Book
			Who This Book Is Not For
			Prerequisites
			Overview
			Conventions
		Part I:   Getting Started with PHP
			Chapter 1.   Introduction to PHP
				What Is PHP?
				How Did PHP Develop?
				What Is Open Source?
				How Does PHP Development Differ from Developing in ASP or ColdFusion?
				Who Is Responsible for Further Development of PHP?
				PHP Today
				The Future of PHP
				Summary
			Chapter 2.   Installation and Optimization
				Planning Your Installation of PHP
				Downloading PHP
				Installing PHP
				Optimizing Your Installation
				Installation Troubleshooting
				Summary
		Part II:   Introduction to PHP Programming
			Chapter 3.   PHP Programming
				PHP Coding Tools
				Basic PHP Syntax
				Variables
				Logic and Loops
				Arrays
				Structured and Reusable Code
				Summary
			Chapter 4.   PHP and Files
				PHP's File and Directory Functions
				PHP and Files
				PHP and Directories
				Summary
			Chapter 5.   PHP and Sessions
				PHP Sessions
				PHP and WDDX Sessions
				Summary
			Chapter 6.   PHP and Databases
				PHP's Database Querying Methods
				Database Work
				Querying a Database Using ODBC and PHP
				Querying a Database Directly Using PHP
				Summary
		Part III:   Advanced PHP Programming
			Chapter 7.   PHP, COM, and .NET
				All About COM
				PHP and .NET
				Summary
			Chapter 8.   PHP and XML
				A Brief History of XML
				What Is XML?
				Reading XML
				What Makes Up XML?
				How Is XML Structured?
				Using PHP with XML
				Formatting XML with PHP and XSL
				Summary
			Chapter 9.   PHP and Web Services
				What Makes Up a Web Service?
				The Future of Web Services
				Using PHP to Create Web Services
				Summary
			Chapter 10.   PHP and ADO
				The History of ADO
				What Is ADO to You as a PHP Programmer?
				Installing ADO
				Using PHP with ADO
				ADODB and PHP
				Summary
			Chapter 11.   PHP and Active Directory
				What Is an X.500 Directory?
				What Is LDAP?
				What Is Active Directory?
				Working with Active Directory
				Using PHP with Active Directory
				Summary
		Part IV:   Appendices
			Appendix A.   Creating an ODBC Connection
				Section 1
				Section 2
			Appendix B.   Installing a Web Server
				Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0
				Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 5.0
				Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS) 4.0
				Apache
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