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xampp

If you have XAMPP installed on your Windows computer, you can run Perl scripts in the same way you run PHP scripts. To do this, you need to add a line of code to the beginning of your Perl script. This line of code tells your computer where to find the Perl program. If your XAMPP directory is located at C:XAMPP, the line of code you need to add is "#!"c:xamppperlbinperl.exe". Linux users already know what to write.

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xampp

After installing Xampp for Mac OS X 1.7.3, the htdocs folder is set up so that the system can write to it, but not the admin. I spent a lot of time trying to move the Eclipse PDT project, but it wasn't working. I eventually realized that I needed to give the admin permission to write to the folder.

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xampp

I was so excited when I found a computer that was easy to use, had the newest versions of programs, and had the extra feature I needed to run JSP. I couldn't believe it and I was so happy I almost cried.

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xampp

The "x" in the name of the AMPP package stands for "wildcard", which means it can work on any type of platform.

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xampp

With this portable program, you can move your PHP server onto a USB disk. You just need to make a few changes, like changing the port from 80 to avoid conflicts with IIS. It also has Filezilla as an FTP server. All you're missing is a nice editor.

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xampp

(see: xmpp)

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xampp

How do you say something out loud?

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