Where do php files get read from locally?

i've installed and tested php on 10.3.9 and it works. i'd like to parse my php files locally. i believe on older os vesions it was the 'sites' folder, but it doesn't seem to work now. where can i place my web files to test? do i have to move everything to library/apache2/htdocs?
thank you!

i am not running apache2 at the moment, but i am assuming the problem could result from the fact that mod_userdir.so (or its apache2 equivalent) is not enabled in your apache install, nor are your config files setup to point to the sites folder of your $HOME. for apache 1.3.x, the config file should contain something like the following after enabling mod_userdir.so. this would be particularly true if you compiled from source.
# UserDir: The name of the directory which is appended onto a user's home
# directory if a ~user request is received.
<IfModule mod_userdir.c>
UserDir Sites
</IfModule>
assuming you have also added the .php and .phps file types (and whatever else you want), this should get you setup.
again - a bit of a disclaimer - i am not currently running apache2.
-b
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and it appears that unless that href is specified (even if it's the java.sun.com default autodl URL!) JWS will not properly check locally-installed 1.3.1 JREs. Once you include Sun's autodl URL as an href, JWS will at least properly enforce the product version among locally-installed JREs. Of course, Sun doesn't actually include 1.3.1 in its autodl section, so it won't download it for you, but it will enable checking of the JREs already installed.
The second step is downloading JREs from your own web site, which is more complicated and explained better by other messages in the forum. But basically, JWS is not simply looking for a .exe installer for a particular JRE. It hits the webserver with a query and expects the webserver to give it back an installer's JNLP file. Look at the referenced threads for more details.
Jim

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