Nov 09, 2006
Not particularly new news now, but if you haven't started investigating PHP on Windows yet, here's your chance. Not only did IIS collaborate with Zend, they also made a download available for IIS 7 and IIS 6. From the news article on iis.net,...
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Oct 12, 2006
This is the second post in the series on why IIS7 module development beats the pants off the ISAPI development for the previous version of IIS. Today's topic - the rich class-based IIS7 object model. Read more on http://mvolo.com/2006/10/12/iis7-modules...
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Oct 08, 2006
The first post in the IIS6 ISAPI vs IIS7 module development series. This one is about the basics, and why they make such a big difference. Read more here - http://mvolo.com/2006/10/07/why-iis7-module-is-better-then-iis6-isapi---reason-10-c-classbased...
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Oct 08, 2006
As you already know (if you don’t, go read about it right now ), IIS7 core server has been completely re-engineered to provide a brand new extensibility model on top of which all of the server features are built. This allows anyone to remove/replace...
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Oct 08, 2006
Right as I was about to go home, one of our developers comes in to tell me some good news about our new IIS7 FastCGI module. So, I figure I would shed some light on our recent work to improve hosting PHP (yes, you read right, PHP) applications on Windows...
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Oct 08, 2006
I finally created a blog. Its about IIS7, ASP.NET, development, security, and other web server infrastructure topics that I work on here at the IIS team. You can check it out at www.mvolo.com - I will also cross post here for a while at least.
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Aug 12, 2006
Extending the Hierarchy Tree View in InetMgr InetMgr exposes several extensibility points that developers can use to plug-in their own features and make them look and feel just as the built-in functionality. One of those extensibility features is the...
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Jun 11, 2006
Tomorrow I'll be leaving for Boston to attend TechEd 2006. This time I will be showing off the new user interface we have been creating for IIS 7, including its tons of new features as well as the new extensibility API that we have created for developers...
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