Anyone seen for mod_aspdotnet (or even for Apache web server) a very simple flow chart type doc that shows how all this works?
Apache starts in regular Windows mode...
Apache loads the mod_aspdotnet config info and then...
Does Apache now go into Windows .NET mode....
Does only mod_aspdotnet go into .NET mode...
Anyway when something goes into .NET mode, ASP.NET usage is allowed
(and therefore any and all .NET Framework
classes). For all Apache or just for
mod_aspdotnet?
In simple terms, just what does this mod_aspdotnet do? (like below)
Apache starts loads mod_aspdotnet or AspNetMount which first?
Then mod_aspdotnet creates.... and so on and then...
The user writes a simple aspx file
to say hello. What does mod_aspdotnet do when it sees a request for this aspx
file type?
Does mod_aspdotnet reload .NET everytime it sees a file?
Is it like this, load .NET, display the file to the user, then unload .NET?
Then after the user's browser sees hello world - but at this same moment (or just after sending the response),
what does mod_aspdotnet do then?
What does Apache do then if anything?
Does mod_aspdotnet start and stop,
and creates special ASP.NET areas or what?
Does mod_aspdotnet load and reload, over and over eating the memory?
Can one unload mod_aspdotnet and then reload it?
Can one rename mod_aspdotnet like mod_aspdotnet1, mod_aspdotnet2, and so on and run lots of ASP.NET?
Jeff
