Josh Chamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Team,
>>
>> My story with Apache::ASP
>>
>> I had created an application (consisting of serveral dlls written in VB). I had
>naturally been forced to use IIS which lets you call DLLs from ASP.
>>
>> All I had in the ASP file w
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Team,
My story with Apache::ASP
I had created an application (consisting of serveral dlls written in VB). I had naturally been forced to use IIS which lets you call DLLs from ASP.
All I had in the ASP file was a Server.CreateObject("Class.clsClass") which returned HTML.
Team,
My story with Apache::ASP
I had created an application (consisting of serveral dlls written in VB). I had
naturally been forced to use IIS which lets you call DLLs from ASP.
All I had in the ASP file was a Server.CreateObject("Class.clsClass") which returned
HTML. All the processing and
evdgun wrote:
I want to use the sites and pages I developped for IIS/ASP on
apache::ASP. Is that possible? In the samples on http://www.apache-
asp.org/ I only see perlscripts in ASP brackets. <% %>
PerlScript ASP works just fine under Apache::ASP, but VBScript pages
do not. Active Server P
Csongor Fagyal wrote:
>
If no, then is there any other way of making ASP compatible with
APACHE? If yes, please suggest the same.
I do not think so, but let the pros answer this.
VBScript ASP can be made compatible with other systems, please see:
http://www.apache-asp.org/faq.html#VBScri
aadluv wrote:
Hi,
I have developed a web application using IIS/ASP. Can i make the same
compatible with APACHE:ASP.
Not easily. In general, Apache::ASP and IIS/ASP are not compatible: the
first uses Perl, while the other uses VBScript (or something like that
:-)) You could convert them, but
Hi,
I have developed a web application using IIS/ASP. Can i make the same
compatible with APACHE:ASP.
If yes then can u guide me with the standard steps required to go
about with the transition if u have experience or have come across
the same scenario.
If no, then is there any other way of
