The dev tools will be available online soon. Don't worry, you will be able to compile and recompile your apps . ------------------ We're supposed to sing about piraty things!

SQL is my second language, some might say it's better than my first. I'd really appreciate info on PHP, mySQL, etc... Mac OSX is going to rule! It's so hard to get Mac's to connec…

I don't know much about either, but I would be <i>very</i> interested in learning... -Nicholas

I don't know much about either, but I would be <i>very</i> interested in learning... -Nicholas

I would very much like to see a website about installing PHP, mySQL, SAMBA, etc on OS X! Meanwhile, for those of you who miss the dev tools, take a look at http://www.macaddict.co…

YES!!! I'd love to have a forum for SQL, PHP, Apache etc. Like a lot of others, I'm trying move upstream with web database development. Help compiling these apps would be greatl…

I set up a board for us web guys and MacOS X Public Beta - go there to start forums about PHP, SQL, Apache, WebObjects, Perl... you get the idea: [This message has been edited by…

Quote: Originally posted by iBeige: I set up a board for us web guys and MacOS X Public Beta - go there to start forums about PHP, SQL, Apache, WebObjects, Perl... you g…

I have PHP4 running now under apache on Mac OS X. First I installed the developer tools from darwin (as per the MacAddict article at http://www.macaddict.com/content/news/2000/0…

Foster, Were you able to get PHP4 to complie *and* run as an apxs module on Public Beta? I've been having problems getting the above to work on OS X Serever and was hoping that t…

Has anyone tried using OpenBase SQL. I've only just installed it from OpenBase.com, but it looks like it runs great under OS X and has a lot of good features. Might be worth a lo…

After a LOT of trying, I got Apache to install. It installs fine with PHP4 (follow the Unix installation instructions in the PHP manual at http://www.php.net/manual) but the mista…

I have had problems installing apache 1.3.12. Is there any way to install PHP 4 on the exsisting Apache on OS X PB? TIA, Peter

From what I know, the Development Tools are not included in the Public Beta, however, are they included in DP4? If so, What do I look for so that I can place on my computer?

You're correct in that the Public Beta doesn't include developer tools. Apple will be posting the developer tools for Mac OS X public beta for download next month (you just need t…

Quote: Originally posted by Camali: From what I know, the Development Tools are not included in the Public Beta, however, are they included in DP4? If so, What do I loo…

That might work if you don't care about Interface Builder, Project Builder, or the ability to compile any Cocoa apps.

It's dirty, and isn't terribly wonderful :-) However, this is on http://developer.apple.com/membership/macosx.html - ote: The Mac OS X Beta Developer Tools will be available for…

also, to install the DP4 tools, find Developer.pkg on the UFS partition (visible in OS X) and drag it onto Installer.app then it will just install. It doesn't work perfectly tho (s…

From Apple's Project Builder web page : Download Project Builder updates will be available to download beginning in November. Project Builder will be available with releases of M…

My understanding was the ProjectBuilder et al would be available to *paying* ADC members. I.e. $500 or $2500 (or whatever it is). I hadn't gotten the impression that it would be a…

Quote: Originally posted by colossus11: My understanding was the ProjectBuilder et al would be available to *paying* ADC members. I.e. $500 or $2500 (or whatever it is).…

All ADC members ($100-$3500) or Student to Primier will get OS X PB with Developer Tools, 2 seperate cd's. However if you aren't currently a ADC member the wait is about 3-5 weeks …

How soon do you think Java1.2 "compliant" tools will be ready for MacOS X Server/Consumer if and when they're released. It's frustrating to always know that Sun is always focused …

I would hope soon... Since MacOS X / OS X Server is based on BSD, I would think that a port from Solaris would be much more straightforward than porting to the MacOS... The Linux p…