[AccessD] MySQL questions

Phillipe,

IIS was installed by Visual Studio and / or SQL Server and I am loathe to shut it down since I do 
not know the impact.

John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com


philippe pons wrote:
> John,
> 
> I guess it is because both server are trying to use the same port(80 for web
> server).
> The best solution is to modify the apache ini file for him to use a
> different port.
> The easiest one, is to shut down IIS when using apache!
> Philippe
> 
> 2010/4/8 jwcolby <jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com>
> 
>> I am trying to get MySQL installed and working and a C# project talking to
>> it.  I am moving my
>> billing database to C# as a class project and also because it is VERY long
>> in the tooth and time for
>> an upgrade.  Because it is a class project I am trying to get it to play
>> with MySQL because I can
>> carry a small server around on my flash drive and work on it at school as
>> well as anywhere else I
>> have Visual Studio installed.
>>
>> So, I get a copy of XAMPLite which other people in the class are using.  It
>> fires up and runs from
>> the thumb drive but...
>>
>> On my dev laptop when I run it and then try to go to localhost, I get
>> Microsoft's IIS default web
>> page, not the XAMPLite server control page like I am supposed to.
>>  Obviously XAMPLite expects that
>> its server will be the only one running.
>>
>> So how do I deal with this?  Does anyone know how to get the apache server
>> instance that XAMPLite
>> loads to point to something other than localhost?
>>
>> TIA,
>>
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