If you use Apache as the web server for Infrastructure Map Server Web Server Extensions, you have the choice of using either PHP or JSP to develop applications.
In either case, if you want to run the Site Administrator from the machine, you must install PHP.
There are two ways to install Infrastructure Map Server Web Server Extensions for use with Apache:
If you use the installer to install the Apache/PHP/Tomcat bundle and you will be using PHP for application development, you do not need to do any more configuration.
If you will be using JSP for development, ensure that you have performed the necessary steps described in Setting Up Java for the Bundled Installation.
If you select the option to configure the web server manually, the installer installs and configures a version of Apache and Tomcat, but does not start the Apache server.
By default, the configuration is set up to use PHP as the development environment. If you want to use JSP instead, you must remove the PHP configuration directives described in Configuring Apache to Use PHP and add the JSP directives described in Configuring Apache to Use JSP.
Most of the configuration is done by editing httpd.conf, in the conf directory of the Apache installation.
Some directives have been split over multiple lines in this document, but they must be written on one line in the configuration file.