Perhaps I missed something, but it looks like you have found the wrong
list. This list is for supporting 'Embperl', a perl based module to do
similiar dynamic scripting as ASP, but instead uses a perl like syntax.
I would be happy to help, but I do not use ASP and have not used
Apache::ASP. Some useful links might be:
The website:
http://www.apache-asp.org/
The apache-asp mailing list archives:
http://www.mail-archive.com/asp%40perl.apache.org/maillist.html
There is an Embperl::Syntax::ASP module part of Embperl. This does
require perl syntax, but basically allows the '<% code %>' tags to be
used in html documents rather than the default Embperl ones. If you
want to use that this, I imagine you WOULD have to rewrite everything in
perl.
> We are facing a problem . We have made our module with asp as our front end and sql
>server as our back end :.
> But due to problem we have to use Apache server and Oracle 8i for the project ..
> After going through related articles its says::
> "The only type of ASP scripts that are supported by Apache::ASP is ASP code already
>written in Perl. In order for NT/Windows/IIS ASP pages written in VBScript to work
>using Apache::ASP, the ASP code must be rewritten in Perl. "
>
>
> how are we going to convert the asp to run in apache server.Do we have to rewrite in
>perl ?Do we have any other option as the module is already prepared and only the web
>server has to be changed ? Please do suggest me in this matter
I am not sure what you mean by 'module'. Apache::ASP seems to be a PERL
based solution to try and be compatible with some ASP code. I do not
think VBscript works with it. Again, I do not know anything about
Apache::ASP -- please contact them (see above links).
I think it would probably be best to determine what your 'module' is
dependant on. If you use VBscript in your ASP -- you might want to
mention that if you request help from the Apache::ASP places.
Good luck.
Cameron
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