Разработка операционной системы usdt

1. If you have windows 2003 at hand, change your system to 2003. I think it's a good system - at least it's good for surfing the Internet. After the system is installed, install IIS: start - manage your server - add or remove roles - next step - custom configuration next step - select application server (IIS, ASP. Net) next step, the process is very simple.
2. Create a folder named usr on disk D; two folders named local (with IIS extension) and WWW (with web file) (in fact, these names can be changed. It is recommended not to use Chinese to avoid unknown errors in the future)
3. Configure IIS start - manage your server - manage application server - Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager - local computer - Website - default website (right-click attribute) to select the home directory page: select the newly created www folder in the local path, and then select the checkmark before "read", "write" and "directory browse". Select the document page: add the default document index.html; index.php; index.jsp; index.cgi ---- as long as you like, you can add as many as you like

Just kidding! IIS does not support ASP? Ha ha, as long as you set it, you can still open IIS manager web service extension, select the active server pages item, and set it as allowed! In this way, ASP is supported in your space. By the way, the "all unknown ISAPI extensions" above it is also set to allow. (important, otherwise the following configuration will not succeed)

1. Go to http://cn.php.net/downloads.php to download the zip version of PHP5. X. After decompression, it is renamed PHP5 and placed in the local folder. Copy all the DLLs (mainly D: \ usr \ PHP5 \ ext) under PHP5 folder to system32 under your operating system folder.
2. Find php.ini-recommended file in PHP5 folder, change its name to php.ini, copy it to windows folder, open this document with notepad and edit it: the content is as follows: register ﹣ globals = off, change off to on; extension ﹣ dir =, and point its path to the extensions directory in your PHP directory, such as extension ﹣ dir = "D: \ usr \ local \ PHP5 \ ext"; find windows Extensions are all PHP support items below. Turn some of them into optional ones (the semicolon in the front is removed) as required. Generally, the following items are available: extension = PHP ﹣ dBASE. DLL; extension = PHP ﹣ gD2. DLL; extension = PHP ﹣ LDAP. DLL; extension = PHP ﹣ mbstring. DLL; extension = PHP ﹣ MySQL. DLL (this is very important, and PHP + MySQL forum program will be used later)
3. Find the application settings in the configuration in IIS: default site properties under the main directory page. Click configuration: add to the mapping page: select d: \ usr \ local \ PHP5 \ php5isapi.dll extension to add. PHP (be sure to add the preceding "."). Make sure. If necessary, find ISAPI filter in site properties, and create a filter named PHP executable php5isapi.dll.

1. Download Java virtual machine: Download J2SDK installation on the Internet (www.java. Com)
2. Download the resin server program (http://www.caucho.com/download/index.xtp) and extract it to usr / local. Go to usr / local / resin / conf to find resin.conf and edit it with Notepad. Find the lowest document directory = item and fill in the main directory (WWW) of your IIS configuration. Note the format (/). Close the default website of IIS, and then run setup in the resin directory. This program will install an ISAPI [u srun. DLL extension to the directory you specify. At the same time, the same virtual directory will appear in the default website of IIS.
3. Configure IIS in the same way as PHP. Build JSP file to map to isapi_srun.dll.
4. Windows - start - run - CMD enter the resin directory and enter the following command: httpd - install and press enter. View the services under the management tool. If there is a rein web server item in it, the installation is successful.

1. Download activeperl-5.6.1.631-mswin32-x86.msi installation from http://www.perl.com.
2. Configure IIS. Add the. CGI executable file to the file map as perlis.dll under Perl / bin.
3. Restart IIS.