I'm using Python for ASP too, it seems to work fine except for a couple of annoyances.
The "dictionaries" in ASP, Request, Response, Session and so on doesn't work with the
familiar Python dictionary syntax ['key'] and you can't assign to them like you can in
VB.
I can't get the Active Scripting Debugging to work properly with Python. Neither the
Script Debugger nor Visual Interdev.
I can't get the global.asa file to work with Python, my naive assumption would be that
the following would do the trick:
<script language="Python" runat="Server">
def Application_OnStart():
# do stuff
</script>
But I get error messages from the Python ActiveScript engine saying I have indentation
errors.
Anybody know if :
these issues are being worked on
there is a workaround (I know the workaround to the "dictionary" objects in ASP)
I am doing something stupid.
By the way a benchmark I was running suggested that Python under ActiveScripting was
extremely slow, about 100 times slower than JScript or VBScript, this was certainly
not uplifting news.
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