In fact, this online has a lot of resources, but are old and old, Apache is for 2.2, PHP is 5.3 ago, MySQL also has a great change. Of course there are wamp this integration environment, but I still like to tinker with myself.
Apache2.4
:
http://www.apachelounge.com/download/
Http://www.apachehaus.com/cgi-bin/download.plx
Apache update to 2.4, Apache2.2 that will provide the installation package, 2.4 when there is only one compression package, you just unzip the copy to the directory you want as a server. After decompression you will see a description file in the directory, HTML format, carefully read, which provides how to start, how to start as a service, restart and other methods.
His default directory is C:/apache24, if you also extract to the Apache24 directory under the C drive, then the path in the configuration file does not have to be modified, generally starting after the access to localhost is normal. I generally like to build a www directory, the path becomes a c:/www/apache24, after the start will produce errors, prompting ServerRoot and DocumentRoot need to modify.
The configuration file for Apache24 and the previous 2.2 have some changes, first defined in the configuration:
" C:/apache24 "
This variable has been used since then, including when configuring the virtual host.
So we just need to modify this variable to be OK:
" C:/www/apache24 "
Then a difference is, just wrote a blog, is about configuring Apache listener multi-port, Apache configuration of multiple listening ports, for 2.2, 2.4 abandoned NameVirtualHost *:8011
, directly on:
<virtualhost *:8011>ServerName localhost:8011"${srvroot}/ htdocs/8011"</VirtualHost>
Can.
The rest and 2.2 are basically no different.
PHP5.5
This time the download of PHP5.5, and no difference before, is the support of Apache became version 2.4.
MySQL 5.6
Installation is the same as the general software, but this version of the installation package contains Workbench (official MySQL management tools, many language connector, etc.), configuration is also a lot easier. And there will be no previous version of the lag after the configuration is complete.
Basically, the overall process hasn't changed much, but there are some details that need attention.
Configure Apache PHP and MySQL under Windows