Perl Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v6.01, by Dr. Herong Yang
Starting and Stopping Apache Server
This section describes how to start and stop the Apache server using start and stop scripts. Windows Task Manager can also be used to stop the Apache server.
1. The normal way to stop the Apache server is to use Apache server control scripts. Click Start > All Programs > Apache HTTP Server 2.2 C:herong> Control Apache Server > Stop. The Apache server will be stopped.
2. The normal way to stop the Apache server is also to use Apache server control scripts. Click Start > All Programs > Apache HTTP Server 2.2 C:herong> Control Apache Server > Start. The Apache server will be started.
3. A quick way to know if the Apache server is running or not is to use Windows Task Manager. Run Windows Task Manager, and click the Processes tab. If you see "httpd.exe" is listed as a running process, you know that your Apache server is running.
4. Of course, Windows Task Manager can also be used to stop the Apache server. Select "httpd.exe" on Processes tab on Windows Task Manager, and click the "End Process" button. Then click "Yes" on the warning message to terminate "httpd.exe". Repeat the process again if see more than one instances of "httpd.exe".
The picture below shows you how to start Apache server:
Table of Contents
Data Types: Values and Variables
Expressions, Operations and Simple Statements
Name Spaces and Perl Module Files
Hard References - Addresses of Memory Objects
Objects (or References) and Classes (or Packages)
Typeglob and Importing Identifiers from Other Packages
String Built-in Functions and Performance
File Handles and Data Input/Output
Open Directories and Read File Names
File System Functions and Operations
Socket Communication Over the Internet
XML::Simple Module - XML Parser and Generator
SOAP::Lite - SOAP Server-Client Communication Module
Perl Programs as IIS Server CGI Scripts
CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
XML-RPC - Remote Procedure Call with XML and HTTP
RPC::XML - Perl Implementation of XML-RPC
►Integrating Perl with Apache Web Server
Downloading Apache HTTP Server 2.2.25 for Windows
Installing Apache HTTP Server 2.2.25 on Windows
Publishing HTML Documents as Web Pages
►Starting and Stopping Apache Server
Running Perl Scripts in "cgi-bin"
printenv.pl - Testing Perl CGI Environment
cgi-lib.pl - The Standard Library for CGI Scripts
ReadParse() - Parsing Web Form Input Values
Running Perl Scripts in "htdocs"
CGI.pm Module for Building Web Pages
LWP::UserAgent and Web Site Testing
Converting Perl Script to Executable Binary