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.
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 need to send a email to my clients from my website using the email object. I developed my site in ASP, and the server is linux, thats why i cann't use CDONTS object to send emails bcz server is not IIS....
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.
To make ASP run under Linux, PHP script files are saved as ASP extensions and are redirected to the PHP interpreter. So it looks like the server serves ASP files, but these are actually PHP scripts.
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.
Can ASP apps be run in Linux (I am using Mandriva 2007 Spring)? If so, which server has to be installed to make ASP apps run in a web browser in the same way as how ASP apps run in Windows?
As far as my knowledge goes, Linux does not support IIS; what about Apache? Will it be appropriate? Or are there any other web servers (preferably free ones like IIS) to make ASP apps run in Linux?
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.
I know this is not ideal but i have a client with a simple asp site and i would like to move them to our linux box during a transition but they use an access database. Can someone tell me how i can get the connection to work under linux? Current Code: Code:
Dim MM_connPang_STRING 'MM_connPang_STRING = "dsn=pangDSN" MM_connPang_STRING = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:clientdatabasepangDB.mdb"
Is it possible to integrate ASP.Net on a Linux server? I heard there is some software in development for this but I cannot remember the name. I know Novelle is the one working on it.
Is it possible to host ASP (not .net) to host on Linux,( hopefully yes then whats required extra on Linux). If some one know any issues related to that or any reference site hosting ASP on linux.
I've just taken a client who has a membership-based site served as aspx. Yhe relationship with his current host/developer is going south and I need to switch to new hosts and find someone to handle the backend stuff. Much of the site appears to be poorly structured - needlessly complex and yet lacking certain features. From my own limited knowledge of what I've seen of it, I'd have suggested using a drupal and a bunch of php... but I know little and may be talking out of my butt. I'm more comfortable with linux/apache... and I'm guessing that's incompat with the current work - or is it? The database is sql so is it viable to migrate away from aspx? Etc?
Here is a simple test class Ive built to try and find out, why another class I built (that works fine on my testing server running iis on xp) throws up an error on the live server running red hat 8.3 on linux, Im new to asp and only just now found out the live server is a linux box. Code:
If my server runs on Linux and I want to use an ASP script and files on it. When I upload the files, wehn I go to the file directory and click on the file it asks me the same as what it asks me if I try to open it at home.How can I overcome this?