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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Randy Terbush <ra...@zyzzyva.com> on 1997/07/10 18:58:13 UTC
Re: ASP support in Apache
> > Under NT, the predominant method of creating dynamic content
> > is ASP. Other alternatives are really awful, and because of NT's
> > heavy process model, Unix-born methods just don't perform
> > or work well for lots of other reasons.
>
> But perhaps we can change this. If we can make both mod_perl and mod_php
> perform well with Apache-NT and given that both have ODBC capabilities, it
> might make ASP support rather redundant. To me, it is more important that
> I can take a Unix web site and stick it on Apache-NT and have it work
> unchanged.
>
> Not to say that I wouldn't like to harass Microsoft and support ASP, it
> just seems like a rather daunting effort looking at the requirements.
>
> -Rasmus
I agree with your position on this. Unfortunately, it is legacy ASP
work that may force me to run IIS.
Would a mod_vbasic get us much closer to this ASP support goal?
Stupid question perhaps, I've never seen the ASP stuff.