I finally got this to work, so I will post my findings here.
//PHP 5 : Windows build needs a MySQL DLL
//PHP 5.0 doesn't come with mysql support... You have to get the librariesyourself...
//I think u can get them from mysql.com
// PHP 5 Beta 2
//The file php_mysql.dll comes with these snapshots, as well as a new version of libmySQL.dll,
//so I suggest a full upgrade to Beta 2 instead of just extracting php_mysql.dll for use with Beta 1.
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//Note 1: The extension dir need not be ".\", as Hermawan mentioned. It works fine for me with the extensions subdir where the other extensions are located.
//Note 2: The php.ini file need not be in the Apache root, as lars mentioned. It works fine for me in the Windows dir.
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Copy the following files to the Apache modules directory:
php\php4ts.dll
php\sapi\php4apache2.dll
php\dlls\iconv.dll
If any of these files are missing in the modules directory, Apache will fail to start.
Be sure the extension can find the following files:
php_mysql.dll
iconv.dll
libmySQL.dll
If any of them can't be found, Apache will start but will issue a warning like this: "Unknown(): Unable to load dynamic library 'c\php\extensions\php_mysql.dll" - The specified module could not be found."
php_mysql.dll should be in the extensions directory.
iconv.dll should be in the Apache modules directory.
libmySQL.dll must be either in the Apache root directory or the Windows system directory. I prefer the former because it's cleaner, as other applications don't necessarily use this MySQL library version.
Note 3: Be sure to use the libmySQL.dll file bundled with PHP. In my case, trying to use the libmySQL.dll from the MySQL 4.1 alpha package resulted in this error message: "Unknown(): Unable to load dynamic library 'c:\php\extensions\php_mysql.dll" - The specified procedure could not be found."
Start Apache and everything should be fine.
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