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PHP, Apache (Win32) and COM don't play in the same sandbox.

Asked by movemedia in Apache Web Server

Tags: apache, php, win32, working

Hello all.  I have been using COM calls from PHP for some time now in IIS and everything works fine.  I have changed jobs lately (and servers) and now, i can't seem to get COM to work with PHP.  The differences (major) between the two boxes are:

Box 1:  (PHP COM calls working)
Windows Advanced Server 2000 running IIS
PHP 4.3.x running in CGI mode
PHP info can't be found on this box

Box 2:  (PHP COM calls not working)
Windows XP Professional running Apache
PHP 4.3.1 running in ISAPI mode
PHP info can be found here:  http://dev.postcards4insurance.com/info.php

I try to run the following script:
<?php

$objConnection = new COM("ADODB.Connection");

phpinfo();
?>

and i get this:  http://dev.postcards4insurance.com/crash.gif

now, don't tell me that i shouldn't be connecting to databases this way through PHP, because that isn't my problem ;-).  I used the ADODB.Connection ProgID because it is very common and is installed on this machine.  In my actual environment, I will be using an custom COM object written by another developer.  

Thanks!  and any help is greatly appreciated.

-Chris
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