hello,
what about using:
aspx (with c#) - c++ api - mysql (nt) - with win 2003
server (iis 6.0)
the only thing where i'm no sure is the c++ api. can
it be used with c# or will there be a .net framework
version of the api? if this set up is possible i
suspect that it may at least match php-...
r
rence
- Original Message -
From: "David Potter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 6:04 AM
Subject: Production problem porting from PHP to ASP
Dear Members,
For the last two years we have had a large software application written in
PHP
David Potter wrote:
Dear Members,
For the last two years we have had a large software application written in
PHP 4.0.6 with a MySQL 3.23.56 database all running on a single box with
RedHat Linux 9.0. This has worked fantasticly and it is very fast.
For certain business reasons that I wont go int
Yes ODBC connections is considerably slower i have found, it could also be
the native connections class you may be using for ASP, but why why why. Bad
mistake.
> Dear Members,
>
> For the last two years we have had a large software application written
> in PHP 4.0.6 with a MySQL 3.23.56 database a
Dear Members,
For the last two years we have had a large software application written in
PHP 4.0.6 with a MySQL 3.23.56 database all running on a single box with
RedHat Linux 9.0. This has worked fantasticly and it is very fast.
For certain business reasons that I wont go into detail here, we ha
