DWebPro 5.2.0
| Developer: |
Human Profile (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
$450 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 2.9 MB |
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DWebPro is an application conceived for distributing dynamical web sites on CD/DVD. It is distributed under a free license for non-commercial use. DWebPro includes: A web server, called primary web server, which includes support for CGI/ISAPI (PHP, Perl, Python, etc.). A web server, called ASPClassic, which includes support for ASP 3.0 Classic (with some limitations, see the PDF document ASPClassic Compatibility ). A web server, called dwebdotnet, which includes support for ASP.Net (see the PDF document ASP.Net Compatibility). An SMTP server for sending emails (not included in the DWeb). The interface for managing third parties databases (DBs). At this time, MySQL, SQLite, Ms Access and Firebird are supported; support for PostgreSQL is in beta stage. A cron job management system. A detailed list of all functionalities is presented in the manual, in PDF format . The DWebPro support for PHP also includes some extensions for interpreting encrypted scripts. DWebPro mainly supports the encoding tool from IonCube Ltd. Corporation . In addition to this, it is also possible to use also the Zend Encoder , SourceGuardian e PHTML Encoder . Moreover, DWebPro includes the DWebEncoder, a little tool that encodes the PHP scripts using the AES algorithm. This tool is strongly limited in its functionalities in comparison with the optimal ionCube Cerberus and is provided only as an entry level protection system.
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