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IIS is Microsoft's acronym for I
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IIS is Microsoft's acronym for Internet Information Server. IIS is a suite of tools and services for creating, managing, and deploying a web server. The version that ships with XP Pro is meant to be used for personal development or for up to ten people using it as an Intranet, for file sharing, printers, etc. according to the Microsoft ULA for XP Pro. As a web developer you need a web server for your development environment. You can develop with a remotely hosted server, but it's much faster, and safer to create applications and code locally. Web-based scripting can be created in programming languages such as: ASP, .NET, PERL, PHP, Python, JSP, etc. With the appropriate document extension and page delimiters, the server will recognize and parse (run through) the programming code written within that particular document and perform the directed instructions from the code. For this type of processing, also called server-side processing, you need a web server. Since IIS 5.1 is not a full scale server, the limited functionality of its built-in IIS will prevent you from doing advanced functions that you can only do with a full scale server like Windows Server 2003.
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