Use MongoDB and php in combination [windows]

After learning how to use and deploy MongoDB, I tried how to apply mongodb to a php program. 1. Prepare mongodb for the preparatory work, and deploy it and ensure that the service is running properly. For beginners, you can refer to the Code farming tutorial for detailed and practical instructions. Reference Method and Tutorial: www. cnblogs.

After learning how to use and deploy MongoDB, I tried how to apply mongodb to a php program. 1. Prepare mongodb for the preparatory work, and deploy it and ensure that the service is running properly. For beginners, you can refer to the Code farming tutorial for detailed and practical instructions. Reference Method and Tutorial: http://www.cnblogs.

After learning howUseAnd deploy MongoDB. I tried how to apply mongodb to a php program.

1. Preparations

First, you have to prepare mongodb and deploy the service as required and the service is running properly.

For beginners, you can refer to the 'code nount' tutorial, which is very detailed and practical.

Reference Methods and Tutorials: http://www.cnblogs.com/huangxincheng/archive/2012/02/18/2356595.html

D: \ mongodb \ bin> net start MongoDB

Php and apache environment preparation

If it is relatively lazy, you can go to XAMPP and next integrated installation package, including php, apache, and mysql, and the Environment is already integrated. You only need to put the php program under htdocs/for access.

XAMPP address: http://www.apachefriends.org/zh_cn/xampp-windows.html (complete installation and Application)

Mongodb drivers is a dynamic link library file.

Address: https://s3.amazonaws.com/drivers.mongodb.org/php/index.html

2. Integration of mongodb and php

(1) Find the ext directory in xampp:

For example, I installed it on drive D: \ xampp \ php \ ext.

(2) copy the downloaded dynamic link library file to the above Directory D: \ xampp \ php \ ext

Php_mongo-1.4.5-5.5-vc11.dll copy to D: \ xampp \ php \ ext

(3) modify the configuration of php. ini

Location: D: \ xampp \ php. ini

Open the file in the editor and find; Windows Extensions

Add a configuration line (about: 1033 rows) to the end of the block)

Extension = php_mongo-1.4.5-5.5-vc11.dll

Save and restart the Apache service.

3. debugging and calling

Write test. php under xampp/htdocs,

Run test. php In the browser. If you can find the configuration item,

Mongo

MongoDB Support	Enabled
Version	1.4.5
SSL Support	Enabled
Streams Support	Enabled

Directive	Local Value	Master Value
Mongo. allow_empty_keys	0	0
Mongo. chunk_size	262144	262144
Mongo. cmd	$	$
Mongo. default_host	Localhost	Localhost
Mongo. default_port	27017	27017
Mongo. is_master_interval	15	15
Mongo. long_as_object	0	0
Mongo. native_long	0	0
Mongo. ping_interval	5	5

It turns out that mongodb has been integrated with php.

You can write a small program to test it:

 UseIs port 2222. // Mongodb: // $ server-path or $ ip-address: $ port $ client = new container client ("mongodb: // 127.0.0.1: 2222 "); // select test database and select person records. $ collection = $ client-> test-> person; $ result = $ collection-> findOne (); var_dump ($ result ); // NULL // The result displayed in the browser is: NULL $ array = array ('name' => 'test', 'age' => 25, 'address' => array ('vince '=> 'guangdong', 'city' => 'shenzhen ', 'zone '=> array ('area' => 'nanshance', 'local' => 'shanghai '))); $ ret = $ collection-> insert ($ array); var_dump ($ ret); // The result is: array (4) {["n"] => int (0) ["connectionId"] => int (2) ["err"] => NULL ["OK"] => float (1 )} $ res = $ collection-> findOne (); var_dump ($ res); // The result is: array (4) {["_ id"] => object (upload id) #7 (1) {["$ id"] => string (24) "52d605b0a6b9f6581000002b"} ["name"] => string (4) "test" ["age"] => int (25) ["address"] => array (3) {["province"] => string (9) "guangdong" ["city"] => string (8) "shenzhen" ["zone"] => array (2) {["area"] => string (7) "nanshan" ["local"] => string (6) "xilili" }}// view the database directly by the mongo client or d: \ mongodb \ bin> mongo 127.0.0.1: 2222> use test> db. person. find ()