Hi Peter,
We do use it, but we are getting away from it in favour of PHP or JSP
sometime soon. The problem is that the version we are using had limited
support for somethings that were in the ASP standard, I am sure that
most things in ASP 3.0 or some atleast were not present, we had to make
sure that we did a kick ass amount of testing to each module. Maybe Sun
has improved on the version and made a better version now ?
At the time it didn't support the latest Apache so we had to install
the bundled one too. I guess that we can really get rid of things when
we get around to it, busy really. I found that RH 7.3 has an asp2php
converter which will come in handy for a lot of things.
But not worth the price tag, unless you are buying their webserver aka
Sun Iplanet 6.0 Webserver it comes with it for free I think or atleast
that was the case.
Cheers,
Aly.
On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 00:55, Peter Kiem wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am wondering if anyone on the list is actually running Sun's ASP product
> for Linux/Apache?
>
> I would like like to host ASP pages for my customers and wondering is it
> worth the US$495 price tag? And is that a one off price or do I have to
> renew it every year?
>
> - I do not want to use Apache::ASP as I want to run the customer's
> existing ASP pages WITHOUT converting them to Perlscript
>
> - I do not want to convert them to PHP. I know PHP is better, YOU know
> PHP is better, the customers don't care they just want their ASP to run!
>
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