[mapserver-commits] r8210 - in trunk/docs: compilation mapscript/php
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Mon Dec 8 15:00:32 EST 2008
Author: hobu
Date: 2008-12-08 15:00:32 -0500 (Mon, 08 Dec 2008)
New Revision: 8210
Added:
trunk/docs/compilation/php.txt
Removed:
trunk/docs/mapscript/php/install.txt
Modified:
trunk/docs/compilation/index.txt
trunk/docs/mapscript/php/index.txt
Log:
move php install into compilation section
Modified: trunk/docs/compilation/index.txt
===================================================================
--- trunk/docs/compilation/index.txt 2008-12-08 19:59:30 UTC (rev 8209)
+++ trunk/docs/compilation/index.txt 2008-12-08 20:00:32 UTC (rev 8210)
@@ -10,5 +10,6 @@
unix
win32
+ php
dotnet
Copied: trunk/docs/compilation/php.txt (from rev 8209, trunk/docs/mapscript/php/install.txt)
===================================================================
--- trunk/docs/compilation/php.txt (rev 0)
+++ trunk/docs/compilation/php.txt 2008-12-08 20:00:32 UTC (rev 8210)
@@ -0,0 +1,468 @@
+.. _php_install:
+
+.. index::
+ pair: php; installation
+
+*****************************************************************************
+ PHP MapScript Installation
+*****************************************************************************
+
+:Author: Jeff McKenna
+:Contact: jmckenna at gatewaygeomatics.com
+:Last Updated: 2007/09/11
+
+.. contents:: Table of Contents
+ :depth: 2
+ :backlinks: top
+
+Introduction
+============
+
+The PHP/MapScript module is a PHP dynamically loadable module that makes
+MapServer's MapScript functions and classes available in a PHP environment.
+
+The original version of MapScript (in Perl) uses `SWIG`_, but since SWIG does not
+support the PHP language, the module has to be maintained separately and may
+not always be in sync with the Perl version.
+
+The PHP module was developed and is currently maintained by `DM Solutions Group`_.
+
+This document assumes that you are already familiar with certain aspects of
+your operating system:
+
+- For Unix/Linux users, a familiarity with the build environment, notably *make*.
+
+- For Windows users, some compilation skills if you don't have ready access to
+ a pre-compiled installation and need to compile your own copy of MapServer with
+ the PHP/MapScript module.
+
+Which version of PHP is supported?
+----------------------------------
+
+PHP MapScript was originally developed for PHP-3.0.14 but after MapServer 3.5
+support for PHP3 has been dropped and as of the last update of this document,
+PHP 4.3.11 or more recent was required (PHP5 is well supported).
+
+The best combinations of MapScript and PHP versions are:
+
+- MapScript 4.10 with PHP 5.2.1 and up
+
+- MapScript 4.10 with PHP 4.4.6 and up
+
+How to Get More Information on the PHP/MapScript Module for MapServer
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+- For a list of all classes, properties, and methods available in the module
+ see the :ref:`php`.
+
+- More information on the PHP/MapScript module can be found on the
+ `PHP/MapScript page`_ on MapTools.org.
+
+- The old `MapServer Wiki`_ also has PHP/MapScript build and installation notes
+ and some php code snippets.
+
+- Questions regarding the module should be forwarded to the `MapServer mailing list`_.
+
+Obtaining, Compiling, and Installing PHP and the PHP/MapScript Module
+====================================================================
+
+.. index::
+ pair: php; download
+
+Download PHP and PHP/MapScript
+------------------------------
+
+- The PHP source or the Win32 binaries can be obtained from the `PHP web site`_.
+
+- Once you have verified that PHP is installed and is running, you need to get
+ the latest `MapServer source`_ and compile MapServer and the PHP module.
+
+Setting Up PHP on Your Server
+-----------------------------
+
+**Unix**
+
+- Check if you have PHP already installed (several Linux distributions have it built in).
+- If not, see the PHP manual's "`Installation on Unix systems`_" section.
+
+**Windows**
+
+- `MS4W (MapServer For Windows)`_ is a package that contains Apache, PHP, and
+ PHP/MapScript ready to use in a simple zipfile. Several Open Source applications
+ are also available for use in MS4W.
+
+- Windows users can follow steps in the `Installing Apache, PHP and MySQL on Windows tutorial`_
+ to install Apache and PHP manually on their system.
+
+- Window users running PWS/IIS can follow `php.net's howto`_ for installing PHP for PWS/IIS 3,
+ PWS 4 or newer, and IIS 4 or newer.
+
+.. - The SourceForge project `FoxServ`_ also provides a single Windows installer containing
+.. versions of Apache, mySQL, and PHP; however, it appears that the FoxServ
+.. project may be abandonned, so MS4W is recommended.
+
+
+.. note::
+
+ When setting up PHP on Windows, make sure that PHP is configured as a CGI and not
+ as an Apache module because php_mapscript.dll is not thread-safe and does not work
+ as an Apache module (See the `Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation section`_
+ of this document).
+
+Build/Install the PHP/MapScript Module
+--------------------------------------
+
+**Building on a Linux Box**
+
+
+NOTE: For UNIX users, see the README.CONFIGURE file in the MapServer source, or see the :ref:`unix`.
+
+- The main MapServer configure script will automatically setup the main makefile
+ to compile php_mapscript.so if you pass the *--with-php=DIR* argument to the configure script.
+
+- Copy the php_mapscript.so library to your PHP extensions directory, and then
+ use the dl() function to load the module at the beginning of your PHP scripts.
+ See also the PHP function `extension_loaded()`_ to check whether an extension is
+ already loaded.
+
+- The file *mapscript/php3/examples/phpinfo_mapscript.phtml* will test that the
+ php_mapscript module is properly installed and can be loaded.
+
+- If you get an error from PHP complaining that it cannot load the library, then
+ make sure that you recompiled and reinstalled PHP with support for dynamic
+ libraries. On RedHat 5.x and 6.x, this means adding "-rdynamic" to the CLDFLAGS
+ in the main PHP3 Makefile after running ./configure Also make sure all directories
+ in the path to the location of php_mapscript.so are at least r-x for the HTTPd user
+ (usually 'nobody'), otherwise dl() may complain that it cannot find the file even
+ if it's there.
+
+**Building on Windows**
+
+- For Windows users, it is recommended to look for a precompiled binary for your
+ PHP version on the `MapServer download page`_ or on `MapTools.org`_.
+
+- If for some reason you really need to compile your own Windows binary then see the
+ README.WIN32 file in the MapServer source (good luck!).
+
+Installing PHP/MapScript
+------------------------
+
+Simply copy the file php4_mapscript.dll to your PHP4 extensions directory
+(pathto/php/extensions)
+
+Using phpinfo()
+
+
+To verify that PHP and PHP/MapScript were installed properly, create a '.php' file
+containing the following code and try to access it through your web server:
+
+::
+
+ <HTML>
+ <BODY>
+
+ <?php
+ if (PHP_OS == "WINNT" || PHP_OS == "WIN32")
+ {
+ dl("php_mapscript.dll");
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ dl("php_mapscript.so");
+ }
+ phpinfo();
+ ?>
+
+ </BODY>
+ </HTML>
+
+
+If PHP and PHP/MapScript were installed properly, several tables should be
+displayed on your page, and 'MapScript' should be listed in the 'Extensions'
+table.
+
+Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation
+--------------------------------------------
+
+**Using MS4W (MapServer for Windows)**
+
+1. Download the latest `MS4W base package`_.
+
+2. Extract the files in the archive to the root of one of your drives
+ (e.g. C:/ or D:/).
+
+3. Double-click the file /ms4w/apache-install.bat to install and start the
+ Apache Web server.
+
+4. In a web browser goto http://127.0.0.1. You should see an MS4W opening page.
+ You are now running PHP, PHP/MapScript, and Apache.
+
+5. You can now optionally install other applications that are pre-configured
+ for MS4W, which are located on the `MS4W download page`_.
+
+**Manual Installation Using Apache Server**
+
+1. Download the `Apache Web Server`_ and extract it to the root of a directory
+ (eg. D:/Apache).
+
+2. Download `PHP4`_ and extract it to your Apache folder (eg. D:/Apache/PHP4).
+
+3. Create a temp directory to store MapServer created GIFs. NOTE: This directory
+ is specified in the IMAGEPATH parameter of the WEB Object in the `mapfile`_.
+ For this example we will call the temp directory "ms_tmp" (eg. E:/tmp/ms_tmp).
+
+4. Locate the file *httpd.conf* in the conf directory of Apache, and open it
+ in a text viewer (eg. TextPad, Emacs, Notepad).
+
+ In the *Alias* section of this file, add aliases to the ms_tmp folder and any
+ other folder you require (for this example we will use the *msapps* folder):
+
+ ::
+
+ Alias /ms_tmp/ "path/to/ms_tmp/"
+ Alias /msapps/ "path/to/msapps/"
+
+ In the *ScriptAlias* section of this file, add an alias for the PHP4 folder.
+
+ ::
+
+ ScriptAlias /cgi-php4/ "pathto/apache/php4/"
+
+ In the *AddType* section of this file, add a type for php4 files.
+
+ ::
+
+ AddType application/x-httpd-php4 .php
+
+ In the *Action* section of this file, add an action for the php.exe file.
+
+ ::
+
+ Action application/x-httpd-php4 "/cgi-php4/php.exe"
+
+5. Copy the file *php4.ini-dist* located in your Apache/php4 directory and
+ paste it into your WindowsNT folder (eg. c:/winnt), and then rename this
+ file to *php.ini* in your WindowsNT folder.
+
+6. If you want specific extensions loaded by default, open the *php.ini* file
+ in a text viewer and uncomment the appropriate extension.
+
+7. Place the file php_mapscript.dll into your Apache/php4/extensions folder.
+
+**Installation Using Microsoft's IIS**
+
+(please see the `MapServer IIS Setup howto`_ for uptodate steps)
+
+1. Install IIS if required (see the `IIS 4.0 installation procedure`_).
+
+2. Install PHP and PHP/MapScript (see above).
+
+3. Open the Internet Service Manager (eg. C/WINNT/system32/inetsrv/inetmgr.exe).
+
+4. Select the Default web site and create a virtual directory (right click,
+ select New/Virtual directory). For this example we will call the directory
+ *msapps*.
+
+5. In the Alias field enter *msapps* and click Next.
+
+6. Enter the path to the root of your application (eg. "c:/msapps") and click Next.
+
+7. Set the directory permissions and click Finish.
+
+8. Select the msapps virtual directory previously created and open the directory
+ property sheets (by right clicking and selecting properties) and then click
+ on the Virtual directory tab.
+
+9. Click on the Configuration button and then click the App Mapping tab.
+
+10. Click Add and in the Executable box type: *path/to/php4/php.exe %s %s*. You
+ MUST have the *%s %s* on the end, PHP will not function properly if you fail
+ to do this. In the Extension box, type the file name extension to be associated
+ with your PHP scripts. Usual extensions needed to be associated are phtml and php.
+ You must repeat this step for each extension.
+
+11. Create a temp directory in Explorer to store MapServer created GIFs. NOTE: This
+ directory is specified in the IMAGEPATH parameter of the WEB Object in the `mapfile`_.
+ For this example we will call the temp directory *ms_tmp* (eg. C:/tmp/ms_tmp).
+
+12. Open the Internet Service Manager again.
+
+13. Select the Default web site and create a virtual directory called *ms_tmp*
+ (right click, select New/Virtual directory). Set the path to the ms_tmp directory
+ (eg. C:/tmp/ms_tmp) . The directory permissions should at least be set to
+ Read/Write Access.
+
+FAQ / Common Problems
+=====================
+
+Questions Regarding Documentation
+---------------------------------
+
+:Q: **Is there any documentation available?**
+
+:A: The main reference document is the :ref:`php`,
+ which describes all of the current classes, properties and methods
+ associated with the PHP/MapScript module.
+
+ To get a more complete description of each class and the meaning of
+ their member variables, see the :ref:`mapscript`
+ and the :ref:`mapfile`.
+
+ The `MapServer Wiki`_ also has PHP/MapScript build and installation
+ notes and some php code snippets.
+
+--------
+
+:Q: **Where can I find sample scripts?**
+
+:A: Some examples are included in directory *mapserver/mapscript/php3/examples/*
+ in the MapServer source distribution. A good one to get started is
+ *test_draw_map.phtml*: it's a very simple script that just draws a map,
+ legend and scalebar in an HTML page.
+
+ A good intermediate example is the :ref:`php_example`
+ (note that this document was created for an earlier MapServer version
+ but the code might be still useful).
+
+ The next example is the `GMap demo`_. You can download the whole source and
+ data files from the `MapTools.org download page`_.
+
+Questions About Installation
+----------------------------
+
+:Q: **How can I tell that the module is properly installed on my server?**
+
+:A: Create a file called phpinfo.phtml with the following contents:
+
+ ::
+
+ <?php dl("php_mapscript.so");
+ phpinfo();
+ ?>
+
+ Make sure you replace the php_mapscript.so with the name under which you
+ installed it, it could be php_mapscript_46.so on Unix, or php_mapscript_46.dll
+ on Windows
+
+ You can then try the second test page *mapserver/mapscript/php3/examples/test_draw_map.phtml*.
+ This page simply opens a MapServer .map file and inserts its map, legend,
+ and scalebar in an HTML page. Modify the page to access one of your own
+ MapServer .map files, and if you get the expected result, then everything
+ is probably working fine.
+
+--------
+
+:Q: **I try to display my .phtml or .php page in my browser but the page is
+ shown as it would it Notepad.**
+
+:A: The problem is that your PHP installation does not recognize ".phtml"
+ as a PHP file extension. Assuming you're using PHP4 under Apache then you
+ need to add the following line with the other PHP-related AddType
+ lines in the httpd.conf:
+
+ ::
+
+ AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml
+
+ For a more detailed explanation, see the `Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation section`_
+ section of this document.
+
+--------
+
+:Q: **I installed the PROJ.4, GDAL, or one of the support libraries on my system,
+ it is recognized by MapServer's "configure" as a system lib but at runtime
+ I get an error: "libproj.so.0: No such file or directory".**
+
+:A: You are probably running a RedHat Linux system if this happened to you.
+ This happens because the libraries install themselves under /usr/local/lib
+ but this directory is not part of the runtime library path by default on
+ your system.
+
+ (I'm still surprised that "configure" picked proj.4 as a system lib since
+ it's not in the system's lib path...probably something magic in autoconf
+ that we'll have to look into)
+
+ There are a couple of possible solutions:
+
+ 1. Add a "setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH" to your httpd.conf to contain that directory
+ 2. Edit /etc/ld.so.conf to add /usr/local/lib, and then run "/sbin/ldconfig".
+ This will permanently add /usr/local/lib to your system's runtime lib path.
+ 3. Configure MapServer with the following options:
+
+ ::
+
+ --with-proj=/usr/local --enable-runpath
+
+ and the /usr/local/lib directory will be hardcoded in the exe and .so files
+
+ I (Daniel Morissette) personally prefer option #2 because it is permanent
+ and applies to everything running on your system.
+
+--------
+
+:Q: **Does PHP/MapScript have to be setup as a CGI? If so, why?**
+
+:A: Yes, please see the `PHP/MapScript CGI page`_ in the Mapserver Wiki for details.
+
+--------
+
+:Q: **I have compiled PHP as a CGI and when PHP tries to load the php_mapscript.so,
+ I get an "undefined symbol: _register_list_destructors" error. What's wrong?**
+
+:A: Your PHP CGI executable is probably not linked to support loading shared libraries.
+ The MapServer configure script must have given you a message about a flag to add
+ to the PHP Makefile to enable shared libs.
+
+ Edit the main PHP Makefile and add "-rdynamic" to the LDFLAGS at the top of the
+ Makefile, then relink your PHP executable.
+
+ **Note:** The actual parameter to add to LDFLAGS may vary depending on the system
+ you're running on. On Linux it is "-rdynamic", and on \*BSD it is "-export-dynamic".
+
+--------
+
+:Q: **What are the best combinations of MapScript and PHP versions?**
+
+:A: The best combinations are:
+
+ - MapScript 4.10 with PHP 5.2.1 and up
+
+ - MapScript 4.10 with PHP 4.4.6 and up
+
+--------
+
+:Q: **I am dynamically loading gd.so and php_mapscript.so and running into problems, why?**
+
+:A: The source of the problems could be a mismatch of GD versions. The PHP GD module compiles
+ its own version of libgd, and if the GD library is loaded before the mapscript library,
+ mapscript will use the php-specific version. Wherever possible you should use a gd.so
+ built with the same GD as PHPMapScript. A workaround is to load the php_mapscript
+ module before the GD module.
+
+.. #### rST Link Section ####
+
+.. _`SWIG`: http://www.swig.org/
+.. _`DM Solutions Group`: http://www.dmsolutions.ca/
+.. _`PHP/MapScript page`: http://www.maptools.org/php_mapscript/
+.. _`MapServer Wiki`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?PHPMapScript
+.. _`MapServer mailing list`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/community/mailinglists/
+.. _`PHP web site`: http://www.php.net/
+.. _`MapServer source`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/download
+.. _`Installation on Unix systems`: http://php.net/manual/en/install.unix.php
+.. _`MS4W (MapServer For Windows)`: http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/
+.. _`Installing Apache, PHP and MySQL on Windows tutorial`: http://www.php-mysql-tutorial.com/install-apache-php-mysql.php
+.. _`php.net's howto`: http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.iis.php
+.. _`Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation section`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/howto/phpmapscript-install/#example-steps-of-a-full-windows-installation
+.. _`extension_loaded()`: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.extension-loaded.php
+.. _`MapServer download page`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/download/current/windows/
+.. _`MapTools.org`: http://www.maptools.org/php_mapscript/index.phtml?page=downloads.html
+.. _`MS4W base package`: http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/index.phtml?page=downloads.html
+.. _`MS4W download page`: http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/index.phtml?page=downloads.html
+.. _`Apache Web Server`: http://httpd.apache.org/
+.. _`PHP4`: http://www.php.net/
+.. _`IIS 4.0 installation procedure`: http://support.microsoft.com/support/iis/install/install_iis4.asp
+.. _`MapServer IIS Setup howto`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/howto/setupiis
+.. _`MapTools.org download page`: http://www.maptools.org/dl/
+.. _`GMap demo`: http://www.mapsherpa.com/gmap/
+.. _`PHP/MapScript CGI page`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?PHPMapScriptCGI
+
Modified: trunk/docs/mapscript/php/index.txt
===================================================================
--- trunk/docs/mapscript/php/index.txt 2008-12-08 19:59:30 UTC (rev 8209)
+++ trunk/docs/mapscript/php/index.txt 2008-12-08 20:00:32 UTC (rev 8210)
@@ -15,7 +15,6 @@
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
- install
class-intro
by_example
Deleted: trunk/docs/mapscript/php/install.txt
===================================================================
--- trunk/docs/mapscript/php/install.txt 2008-12-08 19:59:30 UTC (rev 8209)
+++ trunk/docs/mapscript/php/install.txt 2008-12-08 20:00:32 UTC (rev 8210)
@@ -1,468 +0,0 @@
-.. _php_install:
-
-.. index::
- pair: php; installation
-
-*****************************************************************************
- PHP MapScript Installation
-*****************************************************************************
-
-:Author: Jeff McKenna
-:Contact: jmckenna at gatewaygeomatics.com
-:Last Updated: 2007/09/11
-
-.. contents:: Table of Contents
- :depth: 2
- :backlinks: top
-
-Introduction
-============
-
-The PHP/MapScript module is a PHP dynamically loadable module that makes
-MapServer's MapScript functions and classes available in a PHP environment.
-
-The original version of MapScript (in Perl) uses `SWIG`_, but since SWIG does not
-support the PHP language, the module has to be maintained separately and may
-not always be in sync with the Perl version.
-
-The PHP module was developed and is currently maintained by `DM Solutions Group`_.
-
-This document assumes that you are already familiar with certain aspects of
-your operating system:
-
-- For Unix/Linux users, a familiarity with the build environment, notably *make*.
-
-- For Windows users, some compilation skills if you don't have ready access to
- a pre-compiled installation and need to compile your own copy of MapServer with
- the PHP/MapScript module.
-
-Which version of PHP is supported?
-----------------------------------
-
-PHP MapScript was originally developed for PHP-3.0.14 but after MapServer 3.5
-support for PHP3 has been dropped and as of the last update of this document,
-PHP 4.3.11 or more recent was required (PHP5 is well supported).
-
-The best combinations of MapScript and PHP versions are:
-
-- MapScript 4.10 with PHP 5.2.1 and up
-
-- MapScript 4.10 with PHP 4.4.6 and up
-
-How to Get More Information on the PHP/MapScript Module for MapServer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-- For a list of all classes, properties, and methods available in the module
- see the :ref:`php`.
-
-- More information on the PHP/MapScript module can be found on the
- `PHP/MapScript page`_ on MapTools.org.
-
-- The old `MapServer Wiki`_ also has PHP/MapScript build and installation notes
- and some php code snippets.
-
-- Questions regarding the module should be forwarded to the `MapServer mailing list`_.
-
-Obtaining, Compiling, and Installing PHP and the PHP/MapScript Module
-====================================================================
-
-.. index::
- pair: php; download
-
-Download PHP and PHP/MapScript
-------------------------------
-
-- The PHP source or the Win32 binaries can be obtained from the `PHP web site`_.
-
-- Once you have verified that PHP is installed and is running, you need to get
- the latest `MapServer source`_ and compile MapServer and the PHP module.
-
-Setting Up PHP on Your Server
------------------------------
-
-**Unix**
-
-- Check if you have PHP already installed (several Linux distributions have it built in).
-- If not, see the PHP manual's "`Installation on Unix systems`_" section.
-
-**Windows**
-
-- `MS4W (MapServer For Windows)`_ is a package that contains Apache, PHP, and
- PHP/MapScript ready to use in a simple zipfile. Several Open Source applications
- are also available for use in MS4W.
-
-- Windows users can follow steps in the `Installing Apache, PHP and MySQL on Windows tutorial`_
- to install Apache and PHP manually on their system.
-
-- Window users running PWS/IIS can follow `php.net's howto`_ for installing PHP for PWS/IIS 3,
- PWS 4 or newer, and IIS 4 or newer.
-
-.. - The SourceForge project `FoxServ`_ also provides a single Windows installer containing
-.. versions of Apache, mySQL, and PHP; however, it appears that the FoxServ
-.. project may be abandonned, so MS4W is recommended.
-
-
-.. note::
-
- When setting up PHP on Windows, make sure that PHP is configured as a CGI and not
- as an Apache module because php_mapscript.dll is not thread-safe and does not work
- as an Apache module (See the `Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation section`_
- of this document).
-
-Build/Install the PHP/MapScript Module
---------------------------------------
-
-**Building on a Linux Box**
-
-
-NOTE: For UNIX users, see the README.CONFIGURE file in the MapServer source, or see the :ref:`unix`.
-
-- The main MapServer configure script will automatically setup the main makefile
- to compile php_mapscript.so if you pass the *--with-php=DIR* argument to the configure script.
-
-- Copy the php_mapscript.so library to your PHP extensions directory, and then
- use the dl() function to load the module at the beginning of your PHP scripts.
- See also the PHP function `extension_loaded()`_ to check whether an extension is
- already loaded.
-
-- The file *mapscript/php3/examples/phpinfo_mapscript.phtml* will test that the
- php_mapscript module is properly installed and can be loaded.
-
-- If you get an error from PHP complaining that it cannot load the library, then
- make sure that you recompiled and reinstalled PHP with support for dynamic
- libraries. On RedHat 5.x and 6.x, this means adding "-rdynamic" to the CLDFLAGS
- in the main PHP3 Makefile after running ./configure Also make sure all directories
- in the path to the location of php_mapscript.so are at least r-x for the HTTPd user
- (usually 'nobody'), otherwise dl() may complain that it cannot find the file even
- if it's there.
-
-**Building on Windows**
-
-- For Windows users, it is recommended to look for a precompiled binary for your
- PHP version on the `MapServer download page`_ or on `MapTools.org`_.
-
-- If for some reason you really need to compile your own Windows binary then see the
- README.WIN32 file in the MapServer source (good luck!).
-
-Installing PHP/MapScript
-------------------------
-
-Simply copy the file php4_mapscript.dll to your PHP4 extensions directory
-(pathto/php/extensions)
-
-Using phpinfo()
-
-
-To verify that PHP and PHP/MapScript were installed properly, create a '.php' file
-containing the following code and try to access it through your web server:
-
-::
-
- <HTML>
- <BODY>
-
- <?php
- if (PHP_OS == "WINNT" || PHP_OS == "WIN32")
- {
- dl("php_mapscript.dll");
- }
- else
- {
- dl("php_mapscript.so");
- }
- phpinfo();
- ?>
-
- </BODY>
- </HTML>
-
-
-If PHP and PHP/MapScript were installed properly, several tables should be
-displayed on your page, and 'MapScript' should be listed in the 'Extensions'
-table.
-
-Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation
---------------------------------------------
-
-**Using MS4W (MapServer for Windows)**
-
-1. Download the latest `MS4W base package`_.
-
-2. Extract the files in the archive to the root of one of your drives
- (e.g. C:/ or D:/).
-
-3. Double-click the file /ms4w/apache-install.bat to install and start the
- Apache Web server.
-
-4. In a web browser goto http://127.0.0.1. You should see an MS4W opening page.
- You are now running PHP, PHP/MapScript, and Apache.
-
-5. You can now optionally install other applications that are pre-configured
- for MS4W, which are located on the `MS4W download page`_.
-
-**Manual Installation Using Apache Server**
-
-1. Download the `Apache Web Server`_ and extract it to the root of a directory
- (eg. D:/Apache).
-
-2. Download `PHP4`_ and extract it to your Apache folder (eg. D:/Apache/PHP4).
-
-3. Create a temp directory to store MapServer created GIFs. NOTE: This directory
- is specified in the IMAGEPATH parameter of the WEB Object in the `mapfile`_.
- For this example we will call the temp directory "ms_tmp" (eg. E:/tmp/ms_tmp).
-
-4. Locate the file *httpd.conf* in the conf directory of Apache, and open it
- in a text viewer (eg. TextPad, Emacs, Notepad).
-
- In the *Alias* section of this file, add aliases to the ms_tmp folder and any
- other folder you require (for this example we will use the *msapps* folder):
-
- ::
-
- Alias /ms_tmp/ "path/to/ms_tmp/"
- Alias /msapps/ "path/to/msapps/"
-
- In the *ScriptAlias* section of this file, add an alias for the PHP4 folder.
-
- ::
-
- ScriptAlias /cgi-php4/ "pathto/apache/php4/"
-
- In the *AddType* section of this file, add a type for php4 files.
-
- ::
-
- AddType application/x-httpd-php4 .php
-
- In the *Action* section of this file, add an action for the php.exe file.
-
- ::
-
- Action application/x-httpd-php4 "/cgi-php4/php.exe"
-
-5. Copy the file *php4.ini-dist* located in your Apache/php4 directory and
- paste it into your WindowsNT folder (eg. c:/winnt), and then rename this
- file to *php.ini* in your WindowsNT folder.
-
-6. If you want specific extensions loaded by default, open the *php.ini* file
- in a text viewer and uncomment the appropriate extension.
-
-7. Place the file php_mapscript.dll into your Apache/php4/extensions folder.
-
-**Installation Using Microsoft's IIS**
-
-(please see the `MapServer IIS Setup howto`_ for uptodate steps)
-
-1. Install IIS if required (see the `IIS 4.0 installation procedure`_).
-
-2. Install PHP and PHP/MapScript (see above).
-
-3. Open the Internet Service Manager (eg. C/WINNT/system32/inetsrv/inetmgr.exe).
-
-4. Select the Default web site and create a virtual directory (right click,
- select New/Virtual directory). For this example we will call the directory
- *msapps*.
-
-5. In the Alias field enter *msapps* and click Next.
-
-6. Enter the path to the root of your application (eg. "c:/msapps") and click Next.
-
-7. Set the directory permissions and click Finish.
-
-8. Select the msapps virtual directory previously created and open the directory
- property sheets (by right clicking and selecting properties) and then click
- on the Virtual directory tab.
-
-9. Click on the Configuration button and then click the App Mapping tab.
-
-10. Click Add and in the Executable box type: *path/to/php4/php.exe %s %s*. You
- MUST have the *%s %s* on the end, PHP will not function properly if you fail
- to do this. In the Extension box, type the file name extension to be associated
- with your PHP scripts. Usual extensions needed to be associated are phtml and php.
- You must repeat this step for each extension.
-
-11. Create a temp directory in Explorer to store MapServer created GIFs. NOTE: This
- directory is specified in the IMAGEPATH parameter of the WEB Object in the `mapfile`_.
- For this example we will call the temp directory *ms_tmp* (eg. C:/tmp/ms_tmp).
-
-12. Open the Internet Service Manager again.
-
-13. Select the Default web site and create a virtual directory called *ms_tmp*
- (right click, select New/Virtual directory). Set the path to the ms_tmp directory
- (eg. C:/tmp/ms_tmp) . The directory permissions should at least be set to
- Read/Write Access.
-
-FAQ / Common Problems
-=====================
-
-Questions Regarding Documentation
----------------------------------
-
-:Q: **Is there any documentation available?**
-
-:A: The main reference document is the :ref:`php`,
- which describes all of the current classes, properties and methods
- associated with the PHP/MapScript module.
-
- To get a more complete description of each class and the meaning of
- their member variables, see the :ref:`mapscript`
- and the :ref:`mapfile`.
-
- The `MapServer Wiki`_ also has PHP/MapScript build and installation
- notes and some php code snippets.
-
---------
-
-:Q: **Where can I find sample scripts?**
-
-:A: Some examples are included in directory *mapserver/mapscript/php3/examples/*
- in the MapServer source distribution. A good one to get started is
- *test_draw_map.phtml*: it's a very simple script that just draws a map,
- legend and scalebar in an HTML page.
-
- A good intermediate example is the :ref:`php_example`
- (note that this document was created for an earlier MapServer version
- but the code might be still useful).
-
- The next example is the `GMap demo`_. You can download the whole source and
- data files from the `MapTools.org download page`_.
-
-Questions About Installation
-----------------------------
-
-:Q: **How can I tell that the module is properly installed on my server?**
-
-:A: Create a file called phpinfo.phtml with the following contents:
-
- ::
-
- <?php dl("php_mapscript.so");
- phpinfo();
- ?>
-
- Make sure you replace the php_mapscript.so with the name under which you
- installed it, it could be php_mapscript_46.so on Unix, or php_mapscript_46.dll
- on Windows
-
- You can then try the second test page *mapserver/mapscript/php3/examples/test_draw_map.phtml*.
- This page simply opens a MapServer .map file and inserts its map, legend,
- and scalebar in an HTML page. Modify the page to access one of your own
- MapServer .map files, and if you get the expected result, then everything
- is probably working fine.
-
---------
-
-:Q: **I try to display my .phtml or .php page in my browser but the page is
- shown as it would it Notepad.**
-
-:A: The problem is that your PHP installation does not recognize ".phtml"
- as a PHP file extension. Assuming you're using PHP4 under Apache then you
- need to add the following line with the other PHP-related AddType
- lines in the httpd.conf:
-
- ::
-
- AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml
-
- For a more detailed explanation, see the `Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation section`_
- section of this document.
-
---------
-
-:Q: **I installed the PROJ.4, GDAL, or one of the support libraries on my system,
- it is recognized by MapServer's "configure" as a system lib but at runtime
- I get an error: "libproj.so.0: No such file or directory".**
-
-:A: You are probably running a RedHat Linux system if this happened to you.
- This happens because the libraries install themselves under /usr/local/lib
- but this directory is not part of the runtime library path by default on
- your system.
-
- (I'm still surprised that "configure" picked proj.4 as a system lib since
- it's not in the system's lib path...probably something magic in autoconf
- that we'll have to look into)
-
- There are a couple of possible solutions:
-
- 1. Add a "setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH" to your httpd.conf to contain that directory
- 2. Edit /etc/ld.so.conf to add /usr/local/lib, and then run "/sbin/ldconfig".
- This will permanently add /usr/local/lib to your system's runtime lib path.
- 3. Configure MapServer with the following options:
-
- ::
-
- --with-proj=/usr/local --enable-runpath
-
- and the /usr/local/lib directory will be hardcoded in the exe and .so files
-
- I (Daniel Morissette) personally prefer option #2 because it is permanent
- and applies to everything running on your system.
-
---------
-
-:Q: **Does PHP/MapScript have to be setup as a CGI? If so, why?**
-
-:A: Yes, please see the `PHP/MapScript CGI page`_ in the Mapserver Wiki for details.
-
---------
-
-:Q: **I have compiled PHP as a CGI and when PHP tries to load the php_mapscript.so,
- I get an "undefined symbol: _register_list_destructors" error. What's wrong?**
-
-:A: Your PHP CGI executable is probably not linked to support loading shared libraries.
- The MapServer configure script must have given you a message about a flag to add
- to the PHP Makefile to enable shared libs.
-
- Edit the main PHP Makefile and add "-rdynamic" to the LDFLAGS at the top of the
- Makefile, then relink your PHP executable.
-
- **Note:** The actual parameter to add to LDFLAGS may vary depending on the system
- you're running on. On Linux it is "-rdynamic", and on \*BSD it is "-export-dynamic".
-
---------
-
-:Q: **What are the best combinations of MapScript and PHP versions?**
-
-:A: The best combinations are:
-
- - MapScript 4.10 with PHP 5.2.1 and up
-
- - MapScript 4.10 with PHP 4.4.6 and up
-
---------
-
-:Q: **I am dynamically loading gd.so and php_mapscript.so and running into problems, why?**
-
-:A: The source of the problems could be a mismatch of GD versions. The PHP GD module compiles
- its own version of libgd, and if the GD library is loaded before the mapscript library,
- mapscript will use the php-specific version. Wherever possible you should use a gd.so
- built with the same GD as PHPMapScript. A workaround is to load the php_mapscript
- module before the GD module.
-
-.. #### rST Link Section ####
-
-.. _`SWIG`: http://www.swig.org/
-.. _`DM Solutions Group`: http://www.dmsolutions.ca/
-.. _`PHP/MapScript page`: http://www.maptools.org/php_mapscript/
-.. _`MapServer Wiki`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?PHPMapScript
-.. _`MapServer mailing list`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/community/mailinglists/
-.. _`PHP web site`: http://www.php.net/
-.. _`MapServer source`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/download
-.. _`Installation on Unix systems`: http://php.net/manual/en/install.unix.php
-.. _`MS4W (MapServer For Windows)`: http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/
-.. _`Installing Apache, PHP and MySQL on Windows tutorial`: http://www.php-mysql-tutorial.com/install-apache-php-mysql.php
-.. _`php.net's howto`: http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.iis.php
-.. _`Example Steps of a Full Windows Installation section`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/howto/phpmapscript-install/#example-steps-of-a-full-windows-installation
-.. _`extension_loaded()`: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.extension-loaded.php
-.. _`MapServer download page`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/download/current/windows/
-.. _`MapTools.org`: http://www.maptools.org/php_mapscript/index.phtml?page=downloads.html
-.. _`MS4W base package`: http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/index.phtml?page=downloads.html
-.. _`MS4W download page`: http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/index.phtml?page=downloads.html
-.. _`Apache Web Server`: http://httpd.apache.org/
-.. _`PHP4`: http://www.php.net/
-.. _`IIS 4.0 installation procedure`: http://support.microsoft.com/support/iis/install/install_iis4.asp
-.. _`MapServer IIS Setup howto`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/howto/setupiis
-.. _`MapTools.org download page`: http://www.maptools.org/dl/
-.. _`GMap demo`: http://www.mapsherpa.com/gmap/
-.. _`PHP/MapScript CGI page`: http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?PHPMapScriptCGI
-
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