[php100.comQuick translation] Google launched Google App Engine a year ago. This free application hosting engine allocates you 500 MB of persistent storage and enough CPU and bandwidth to support approximately 5 million page views per month. Alternatively, if you want even more support, check out the value-added plans.
Google App Engine will support Java moving forward. Unfortunately for Google App Engine, PHP is still the one most expected to be supported by Google App Engine. Therefore, until Google announces its official release of support for PHP, we can run PHP through Quercus. Quercus can be said to be a 100% tool for executing PHP language on Java (requires JDK 1.5). Since Google App Engine now supports Java, this means we can run PHP scripts through Quercus.
Therefore, before you use Google App Engine and run PHP you need to
1) Register a free account.
2) Download this file to your computer.
3) Modify warWEB-INFappengine-web.xml in the XML file with the name of the application you have registered.
4) Finally upload your application. I downloaded the Google App Engine SDK for Java and used the command below to get it running on Windows.
appcfg.cmd update C:projectsphpwithjavawar Copy after login |
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