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Ok guys, here's a few for you
first off the higher ups in the project have ignorantly decided to deploy our server as a Microsoft Windows 2000 system running IIS4 - therefor PHP can only be run in CGI mode
will there be any problems running the board?
Second
The main database is an SQL database - is there anyway to get mySQL and SQL to share data?
Third
The Site is - Math Challenge 2 - a site dedicated to keeping women in math and engineering jobs. The client is a lady from the University of Iowa, and it's programmed and designed by students of Cedar Rapids Washington High School (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
I am one of those students - part of the programming team.
Right now site is due for some heavy overhauling - last year was the year of "oh yeah, lets make this great.. bleh bleh bleh" vaporware syndrome
this year is seriously getting down to buisness
--------------- The point
I am in charge of getting the forums up and running - and what they had last year was a java-servlet based system - yuck. I have to convince them of my view that vBulletin is superior and a donated copy would help, we are a non-profit afterall.
Microsoft has already donated thousands of dollars in software - Visual Studio 6, Win2K and IIS, SQL server, etc.
I would definantly appreciate answering the technical questions - and if you can sending the free copy our way would definantly get you a Kudos from all.
first off the higher ups in the project have ignorantly decided to deploy our server as a Microsoft Windows 2000 system running IIS4 - therefor PHP can only be run in CGI mode
will there be any problems running the board?
Second
The main database is an SQL database - is there anyway to get mySQL and SQL to share data?
Third
The Site is - Math Challenge 2 - a site dedicated to keeping women in math and engineering jobs. The client is a lady from the University of Iowa, and it's programmed and designed by students of Cedar Rapids Washington High School (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
I am one of those students - part of the programming team.
Right now site is due for some heavy overhauling - last year was the year of "oh yeah, lets make this great.. bleh bleh bleh" vaporware syndrome
this year is seriously getting down to buisness
--------------- The point
I am in charge of getting the forums up and running - and what they had last year was a java-servlet based system - yuck. I have to convince them of my view that vBulletin is superior and a donated copy would help, we are a non-profit afterall.
Microsoft has already donated thousands of dollars in software - Visual Studio 6, Win2K and IIS, SQL server, etc.
I would definantly appreciate answering the technical questions - and if you can sending the free copy our way would definantly get you a Kudos from all.
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