PHP Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v5.17, by 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 start and stop the Apache server is to use the ApacheMonitor program by running the following command:
herong> \apache\bin\ApacheMonitor.exe
2. Check the task bar area. You will see an Apache monitor icon showing up.
3. Click on the Apache monitor icon. You will see 3 sub menu items: Start, Stop and Restart. You can use them any time to start and stop the Apache server.
4. Another 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".
Table of Contents
Introduction and Installation of PHP
PHP Data Types and Data Literals
Variables, References, and Constants
Expressions, Operations and Type Conversions
Conditional Statements - "if" and "switch"
Loop Statements - "while", "for", and "do ... while"
Function Declaration, Arguments, and Return Values
Interface with Operating System
Introduction of Class and Object
►Integrating PHP with Apache Web Server
Downloading Apache 2.4.37 Binary for Windows
Installing Apache 2.4.37 on Windows Systems
Publishing HTML Documents as Web Pages
►Starting and Stopping Apache Server
Configuring Apache for PHP CGI Scripts
Publishing PHP Scripts as Web Pages
Permission Error on php-cgi.exe
Configuring Apache PHP Load Module
Retrieving Information from HTTP Requests
Creating and Managing Sessions in PHP Scripts
Sending and Receiving Cookies in PHP Scripts
Controlling HTTP Response Header Lines in PHP Scripts
MySQL Server Connection and Access Functions
Functions to Manage Directories, Files and Images
SOAP Extension Function and Calling Web Services
SOAP Server Functions and Examples
Localization Overview of Web Applications
Using Non-ASCII Characters in HTML Documents
Using Non-ASCII Characters as PHP Script String Literals
Receiving Non-ASCII Characters from Input Forms
"mbstring" Extension and Non-ASCII Encoding Management
Managing Non-ASCII Character Strings with MySQL Servers
Parsing and Managing HTML Documents
Configuring and Sending Out Emails
Managing PHP Engine and Modules on macOS