Installation of Asp+php+mysql+jsp+xsl+xml under Win2K

It is very rare to see such a comprehensive installation instructions, I believe it is helpful to everyone.
My operating system: WINDOSWS Pro version
Required Software:
1, IIS 5.0
2, Jdk-1_2_2-win.exe
3, Jakarta-tomcat.zip
4. Php-4.0.0-win32
5. Mysql-3.23.36-win
6. dbtools-manager-1.0.8
7. Gyxml
8. Java API for XML parsing 1.0.1
9. Mm.mysql.jdbc-2.0pre5.tar
Installation method:
(Install IIS 5.0 first in the WINDOSWS Pro version)
First, install the JDK
①, double-click the Jdk-1_2_2-win.exe file for installation, install using the default configuration, and the default installation directory for the JDK is the D:JDK1.2.2,JRE default installation directory for D:program FilesJavaSoftJRE1.2;
②, updating environment variables
Start-> Setup-> Control Panel-> System-> Advanced-> Environment variable-> System variable
Append Classpath:d:jdk1.2.2lib ools.jar;d:jdk1.2.2libdt.jar;c:mm.mysql.jdbc-2.0pre5;cmm.mysql.jdbc-2.0pre5mysql_1_ Comp.jar;
Append path:d:jdk1.2.2;d:jdk1.2.2in;
Second, the installation of Tomcat
①, use WinZip to extract Jakarta-tomcat.zip to D:jakarta-tomcat directory
②, go to the D:jakarta-tomcatin directory, locate the Startup.bat batch file, and open the edit
Line: After start, add the following four lines:
SET Tomcat_home=d:jakarta-tomcat
SET java_home=d:jdk1.2.2
SET Classpath=d:jdk1.2.2libdt.jar
SET Classpath=d:jakarta-tomcatlibservlet.jar
③, double-click Startup.bat to start the Tomcat server
At this point, a DOS window appears on the screen, stops motionless, and there are some running successful tomcat and initialization information,
proves that Tomcat is running successfully.
④, enter http://localhost:8080/on the browser
If you can see the Tomcat Version 3.1 page, the Tomcat installation is successful.
There are some examples of JSP and servlet, the JSP environment is completed.
Note: The above Stop DOS window cannot be turned off, otherwise the Tomcat server stops the service (the JSP file runs slower for the first time)
⑤, first JSP example
Name the program test.jsp, and put it in the D:jakarta-tomcatwebappsexamples directory.
Enter http://localhost:8080/examples/test.jsp in Browser
<%
String Str = "Hello jsp!";
Out.print ("Hello jsp!");
%>
So far, the JSP environment has been built.