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At first, I use Struts 2 to develop a website in Java web technology. So I installed Apache Tomcat as the localhost server and MYSQL as the database (MYSQL here is the full application from mysql.com, not the packages like XAMPP or WAMP...)


The best alternative here would be to install one of the servers inside a virtual machine with network configured as "host-only-adapter" so that from the base machine you could access XAMPP/WAMP installed on the virtual machine by just pointing the ip-address of the virtual machine through a web-browser.


If you want to run both XAMPP and WAMP together on the same machine but access only one of the servers at a time then you could go ahead installing both of them one after another. But, keep in mind that before installing the other server you have to completely stop all the services running from the XAMPP or WAMP control panel then quit the application. After this step you can go ahead installing the other server without changing any configurations or port numbers. This is because in this case we assumed that only one of the servers would be accessed at a time. Hence, before launching the other server one has to completely quit the application that is running currently by stopping all of it's services. If skype is installed then one has to change the default incoming connection ports to other than port 80 and 443.


Like mentioned above, if at all the intention is to access both servers up and running concurrently then taking advantage of a virtual machine would be the best to avoid conflicts and a long-term troubleshoots eventually.


I have tried restarting wamp.I have tried checking the php version and they are the same.I have tried uncommenting certain PHP handlers (but they were already uncommented).I have tried adding handlers, no avail.I have tried editing the .htaccess file. Nothing.


As this is pointing Apache to the wrong place for the php.ini file. In WAMPServer, the php.ini file that Apache should be using is automatically copied into \wamp\bin\apache\apacheversion\bin by the WAMPServer software. Well since WAMPServer 2.5 it actually creates SYMLINKS in that folder to the correct file in the active PHP version folder.




Step 4)
 
Add the phpzmq.dll declaration to your PHP.ini

It is important to notice that there are few php.ini in WAMP server directory.

The correct php is in C:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.4.9\php.ini

Append the following declaration into the php.ini mentioned above.


When you are sitting at a different computer that is NOT on the same IP subnet (not connected to the same router and/or switch) and you put the EXTERNAL IP address in the browser, you don't see the web server.


Have you forwarded port 80 in the router to the internal IP address of that computer? Does your ISP allow inbound access/traffic on port 80? How would you test this? Well, first, make sure your router doesn't have a firewall blocking inbound port 80 traffic. Make sure you properly forwarded port 80. Make sure your internal IP address is static (in the DHCP table). If you have done these things... then it might be an issue with port 80. You can test it by going into WAMP and changing the port used to... whatever... 8080. This is just for testing purposes anyway. Then, go back into the router, and everywhere you dealt with port 80, change it to 8080. Then try accessing the server.


This is how I solved the problem, and it is obvious if you think about. In Wampserver 3.2 there is a wizard to create your virtual host. However, it only used the name of the virtual host folder as the name of the virtual host server. When you access the server remotely you use the fully qualified domain name, but there is no configuration for that yet in Wampserver httpd-Vhost.conf file. Get to this file from the Wampserver->Apach

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