File Details |
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| File Size | 0.1 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows Server 2003/Server 2008/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | September 24, 2009 |
| Total Downloads | 2,121 |
| Publisher | Microsoft Corp. |
| Homepage | Microsoft Web Platform Installer |
Publisher's Description
Microsoft Web Platform Installer (Web PI) is a free tool that makes getting the latest components of the Microsoft Web Platform, including Internet Information Services (IIS), SQL Server Express, .NET Framework and Visual Web Developer easy. The Web PI also makes it easy to install and run the most popular free web applications for blogging, content management and more with the built-in Windows Web Application Gallery.
Latest Reviews
JoshJordan reviewed v2.0 Beta on Mar 19, 2009
I really appreciate the ability to run one application on my production server and have it download all the components I need, espeically with new stuff like the ASP.NET MVC framework coming out recently. I wrote a full review of the Web PI here: http://www.joshjordan.co...-platform-installer-300
Yagotta reviewed v1.0 on Jan 22, 2009
Too little, too late.
I might have been interested in it around 1997..8..9 in it, but not any later than that and definitely not any more. Since 2000 we run a happy little consulting business on Apache/LightTPD, MySQL/Firebird... you get the picture.
It is not that we feel that warm and fuzzy feeling only when selling FOSSy solutions. Not at all - there are Websphere/Oracle shops relying on us. MS has not a shadow of a chance to come against proven performance.
Vista? Our customers are never going to deploy that pile of crap. µSofties should better develop for NT5 - yes, for Windows2000 and WinXP - or roll over and die.
neocraven reviewed v1.0 RC on Dec 9, 2008
Excellent piece of software...
Shame about REMORTING, eh Poundsmark?
poundsmack reviewed vRelease Candidate on Nov 25, 2008
not for xp because IIS 7 is not for xp. I am glad MS is doing this, this will help with more widespread addoption for novice users or people just getting into web hosting. the only thing i wish they did was instead of sql express (normal) they did sql express with advanced remorting features, that would be nice.
http://www.microsoft.com...e336&DisplayLang=en
BklynKid reviewed vBeta on Oct 20, 2008
Not for XP? Why?
Aegis69 reviewed vBeta on Oct 8, 2008
bout 5 years too late guys, thanks for trying...
JoshJordan reviewed v2.0 Beta on Mar 19, 2009
I really appreciate the ability to run one application on my production server and have it download all the components I need, espeically with new stuff like the ASP.NET MVC framework coming out recently. I wrote a full review of the Web PI here: http://www.joshjordan.co...-platform-installer-300
Yagotta reviewed v1.0 on Jan 22, 2009
Too little, too late.
I might have been interested in it around 1997..8..9 in it, but not any later than that and definitely not any more. Since 2000 we run a happy little consulting business on Apache/LightTPD, MySQL/Firebird... you get the picture.
It is not that we feel that warm and fuzzy feeling only when selling FOSSy solutions. Not at all - there are Websphere/Oracle shops relying on us. MS has not a shadow of a chance to come against proven performance.
Vista? Our customers are never going to deploy that pile of crap. µSofties should better develop for NT5 - yes, for Windows2000 and WinXP - or roll over and die.
neocraven reviewed v1.0 RC on Dec 9, 2008
Excellent piece of software...
Shame about REMORTING, eh Poundsmark?
poundsmack reviewed vRelease Candidate on Nov 25, 2008
not for xp because IIS 7 is not for xp. I am glad MS is doing this, this will help with more widespread addoption for novice users or people just getting into web hosting. the only thing i wish they did was instead of sql express (normal) they did sql express with advanced remorting features, that would be nice.
http://www.microsoft.com...e336&DisplayLang=en
BklynKid reviewed vBeta on Oct 20, 2008
Not for XP? Why?
Aegis69 reviewed vBeta on Oct 8, 2008
bout 5 years too late guys, thanks for trying...