i'm all over the place with my style. I began using IIS, asp, mysql, windows... now im interested in using apache, asp.net, mysql, windows... apache because of the security, mysql because obviously i love it to death, asp.net because it's something new i can learn...windows because im kinda scared of the linux hyped.... is there any fall back to my new config??? ASP.net will work with apache (sooner or later)... read more about it on go-mono.com.
Develpe a site using ASP and testing it locally using Apache. Unfortunately when it calls the asp files they are only shown as text .... what am i doing wrong? Put when I test the same files in Personal Web Server they work perfectly.
IIS for 2000 Pro and XP pro have some limitations built in.
For example, you can not configure multiple sites, and they do not support SMTP. Also, the performance may suffer. I've heard rumors that IIS for Pro/XP is limited to 10 concurrent users.
You do not need CALs (user licenses) for people accessing your web site via the internet/intranet. The CALs are for users connecting locally (via your LAN/WAN). Code:
have problem to install asp on apache 2 Linux.Follow guidelines at URL.I see that mod_perl is working but something wrong with httpd.conf I think.Get error when try to run
I have installed apache2.0 downloaded from apache.org a while ago. Now I want to host some ASP pages as well. what is the easiest methos to install the ASP module in the current apache 2.0.
I run a personal web server using Apache. I've got Perl, PHP and MySQL all working great. But I'm confused about how to implement ASP ... could someone simply point me in the right direction?
My IIS keeps crashing again and again and it is a real pain to maintain it. I googled and found an apache module to run ASP pages but that module is not provided for apache 2.x .. does anybody know a better web server to run ASP other than IIS or any FREE method to run ASP on APache?
I have an Apache environment set up locally, and it's supporting PERL and PHP and MySQL no problem. But I can't get ASP.net to work... or find any information about it anywhere. is this because microsoft are determined to do things their way? I have downloaded the .net framework thing, but I don't know where to go from there.
is it possible to restart apache from asp? the asp, of course, is running on the apache. it seems impossible to me, but.....of course, that is exactly what i am supposed to do. my asp script edits the config files, and i want the changes to take place immediately after i edit the files.
I have installed apache on my computer to test php scripts. What do I now need to do to also run asp scripts? Do I have to install apache::asp or can I load a module that runs with my current apache?
I'm developing with CF 5 and SQL Server 2000. I think they are both great products. The major draw is their cost. I don't develop stand alone products because anyone that wants to purchase them must also purchase CF Server and SQL Server. So I run them as a hosted service.
MySQL is supposed to be free. If you are using this product, how do you like it? What are you using for a front end?
I'd like to move toward developing software that some one can run on their own webserver with the only cost being the software purchase. That means the database and front end software need to be free (MySQL, PHP, CGI). If the customer doesn't have these, they can download them for free or small fee. What are some feasible alternatives to CF and SQL Server?
Is ASP Apache comparable to ASP or ASP.NET? Everything will run on a Lunix Server to keep cost down.
I've downloaded on my computer apache server, but as I can see it doesn't support asp. Is there a free available asp module for apache? Or what other free web server could I use for testing my asp web? It seems to me that IIS is not free unless you are using XP professional. Unfortnately I don't have the money to upgrade from XP home to professional.
Though I consider myself to be a fairly prominent PHP/MySQL programmer, I've come to the conclusion that if I'm ever going to get a job in a company of some size, I'll need to learn some ASP. So, I've decided to take a whack at Kevin Yanks ol' "Getting Started with ASP" article. However, the article has brought up a question.
In the article, Kevin suggestion to install IIS on ones own computer if you're running Windows 2000 (which I am). Later, he explains that to request files that are first parsed by the web server, one is to use http://localhost/and-so-on.
However, I already have phpdev installed, which, among other things, includes Apache for Windows, and http://localhost/ is what I've been using up until now to get the files parse by the Apache server.
So, when I install IIS, what decides which web server that's entitled to the http://localhost url? And will this mean that I have to drop my Apache server to install IIS?
I have a quick question about setting up IIS. I don't have access to the IIS console myself, so I need to be able to explain to an IT-savvy client how to do this. We need to set up IIS so that our ASP scripts can access an MS SQL server. Does IIS support this out of the box? If not, what do we need to do to enable it?
My company developed a website application that interacts with a database (SQL, ORA, Access).
The pages are written in ASP (classic), but the kicker is that the pages use a .dll to interface with the database. Obviously this is fine for Windows based computers, but what about Linux, is this even possible?
I have a bunch of old pages on my windows server that are still being occasionally visited (from bookmarks). I would like to clean up the web server and delete these pages/folders, but do not want people to get a 404.
With Apache, I would use an .htaccess redirect, but as this server is an IIS server (running asp/html pages), I'm at a loss. Code:
I need to access a database on a MS SQL Sever from my unix apache web server.I would preferably want to continue to use ASP rather than go to PHP or Perl - I know that I need to build unixODBC on the web box, but do I need to do anything else other than reference the SQL server in unixODBC?
Has anyone used unixODBC? The console & CLI seem fairly self-explanatory... Do you need extra drivers to connect to a MS SQL box? Can I still use the same server.createobject & ADODB statements in my ASP code? Or do they need to change? Syntax etc?
we are using ASP and VBScript/JScript for submission of customer complaint forms to a MySQL DB. Our Apache Web server is run on a Linux box (Red Hat). Now I know if your running your server on Windows you can use CDO mail or Jmail to email forms.
What do you use if your server is running on Linux, or is there an Apache module I should be looking at that will allow forms to be emailed to myself on submition.
I need to display a URL that links to a password protected wiki (htaccess) on an apache server. I'd like to include the userID and password in the URL so that the user is not prompted for it on the wiki end. If I was linking to another ASP page I could send the login info in the querystring, but how is this done with apache? Is this even possible?
