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migrating asp, .net application from IIS to apache
I have an application done using ASP, .NET using IIS Web server. The
customer wants to migrate the application to Apache server. Whats the
best option which involves less time in migrating to the Apache ?
Please help.

Manoj



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RE: migrating asp, .net application from IIS to apache [ In reply to ]
Since it's in ASP.NET, you may benefit from the Linux version of .NET,
"Mono".

Learn more at http://www.mono-project.com/

Apache::ASP is a Perl module to allow the Apache webserver to serve ASP
pages written in Perl. There is no C#-to-Perl converter written.



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I have an application done using ASP, .NET using IIS Web server. The
customer wants to migrate the application to Apache server. Whats the
best option which involves less time in migrating to the Apache ?
Please help.

Manoj



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Re: migrating asp, .net application from IIS to apache [ In reply to ]
Apache::ASP

You can pretty much directly translate the ASP object model calls and
program logic into Perl.

I've done this for two sizable sites personally.

Skylos


On 5/3/05, nsm100 <nsmanoj@rediffmail.com> wrote:
> I have an application done using ASP, .NET using IIS Web server. The
> customer wants to migrate the application to Apache server. Whats the
> best option which involves less time in migrating to the Apache ?
> Please help.
>
> Manoj
>
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Re: migrating asp, .net application from IIS to apache [ In reply to ]
nsm100 wrote:

> I have an application done using ASP, .NET using IIS Web server. The
> customer wants to migrate the application to Apache server. Whats the
> best option which involves less time in migrating to the Apache ?

ChiliSoft or some other such commercial thing, if your time is not free.
Apache::ASP uses an entirely different programming language (Perl, not
VB), though the programming model is the same.

This is covered in the documentation on apache-asp.org.

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RE: migrating asp, .net application from IIS to apache [ In reply to ]
For "classic" (i.e. VBScript) ASP, sure. It follows the
model-view-controller paradigm and could be ported to Perl just fine.

For ASP.NET, there is no mod_perl+Apache converter. There is simply no
Perl equivalent at this time. A Perl/Apache-based ASP.NET replacement
would require mountains of work, but would be really nice once it was
completed.

Fortunately there already exists the Mono ASP.NET FAQ:
http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_ASP.NET





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From: Skylos [mailto:skylos@gmail.com]
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Cc: asp@perl.apache.org
Subject: Re: migrating asp, .net application from IIS to apache

Apache::ASP

You can pretty much directly translate the ASP object model calls and
program logic into Perl.

I've done this for two sizable sites personally.

Skylos


On 5/3/05, nsm100 <nsmanoj@rediffmail.com> wrote:
> I have an application done using ASP, .NET using IIS Web server. The
> customer wants to migrate the application to Apache server. Whats the
> best option which involves less time in migrating to the Apache ?
> Please help.
>
> Manoj
>
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