Whose brilliant idea was it to do new development in .NET in a Unix
shop, and can you change their mind?
If not, buy the Windows server or host it in the cloud. It will be
far cheaper in the long run than the developer cost for time spent
trying to run it on Unix.
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 10:22
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Ian Skinner wrote:
> Some internet searching is giving me hints about projects like Mono and
> DotGNU. Are these (or something else) viable ways to run an .NET web
> application on a Unix box?
Yup, Mono and XSP will let you run C# .NET / ASP.NET applications on
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> Is this even possible.
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> Some internet searching is giving me hints about projects like
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Is this even possible.
Some internet searching is giving me hints about projects like Mono and
DotGNU. Are these (or something else) viable ways to run an .NET web
application on a
> Is this even possible.
Kind of, yes.
> Some internet searching is giving me hints about projects like Mono and
> DotGNU. Are these (or something else) viable ways to run an .NET web
> application on a Unix box?
>
> Or is this just a crazy idea.
>
> Our organization has a contract to produce a
Is this even possible.
Some internet searching is giving me hints about projects like Mono and
DotGNU. Are these (or something else) viable ways to run an .NET web
application on a Unix box?
Or is this just a crazy idea.
Our organization has a contract to produce an external web application
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