Is there a standalone implementation of this? Especially something for XP...

I was in a forest and a tree fell right in front of me and I didn't hear it.

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I was in a forest and a tree fell right in front of me and I didn't hear it - Stephen Wright.

IIS can be installed via the Add/Remove Windows Components button in the Add or Remove Programs dialog in the Control Panel. Note: IIS is not avialable for XP Home Edition.

Thanks for the tip!

I was in a forest and a tree fell right in front of me and I didn't hear it.

Hmm...still having trouble getting IIS to work.

I was in a forest and a tree fell right in front of me and I didn't hear it.

Did IIS get installed properly? What kinds of problems are you having?

Thearon

Thearon:

As usual, consider yourself extolled. When I installed IIS, I was having trouble with the configuration. In a nutshell (I spend a good deal of time "in a nutshell" heh heh), I was inexperienced with configuring IIS. A few Google searches later...all done. I've since reformatted my HD (different issue), so I'll have to set up IIS yet again. If you'd like the specifics of doing that for the purpose of helping this board let me know. While I have your attention, will I have to do something special to set up SQL Server?

TIA,

data_art

I was in a forest and a tree fell right in front of me and I didn't hear it.

If you have SQL Server (licensed copy or demo copy), you can just take the default installation options and you'll be fine.

Thearon