Running ASP in Apache?
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visual web developer has an version of iis called cassini i think it is what it is called, that only executes when you want to run your asp code. \n\nIIS comes with xp professional, but it can run other languages, i use IIS to run perl and php scripts as well.
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Here's a tutorial I found...\n\nhttp://www.expertsrt.com/tutorials/Matt/install-apache.html
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There are two ways to go with this, and both will avoid having to bounce off the server's error page first. One way is Apache's mod_write. I've actually written an article on that one, and it's in the source link below.\n\nThe other way is via the server variable, path_info (also sometimes pathinfo) which will list all extra parts after the executable file. Access the variable like this...\n\n$_SERVER['PATH_INFO'];\n\nTo get the exact name, run this function on your server...\n\nprint_r($_SERVER);\n\nThis will output all your server variables. Of course, path info won't be there if there isn't any data, so call it with something like this...\n\nexample.com/test.php/some/info\n\nYou can use an .htaccess file to force Apache to interpret ALL the files in a folder as PHP scripts, and then forgo the extension, so you can have...\n\nexample.com/text/some/info\n\nBut mod_rewrite really is a better solution. Here's the info...
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An applet should be able to run most Java code (although some is restricted).  However, a Servlett is like a CGI script - it reads an HTTP GET or POST and generated a return web page.  Thus, using something like...\n\nString webPage = getURLData("http://xxx/SVLT?data=1");\n\n..will invoke the default page at http://xxx/SVLT (which you set up to be the location of the servlet), passing it a "1" as the value of "data" in the HttpServletRequest portion of the "doget" method.
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You cannot; it's ASP, and unless you hack into the server, ASP is entirely server-side.
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I suggest that you read PHP and ASP.NET Go Head-to-Head\nBy Sean Hull \n\nhttp://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/hull_asp.html
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Ya. i m facing a problem i know that's very common and petty stil is a problem. \nWhile running a ASP file browser displays an error : HTTP 500 Internal server error. How to resolve?\nearlier i have worked with PWS but now I m using Windows XP and IIS. the default test page is displayed from the local host but if i create an ASP file and save it in the same drive i.e. C:/Inetpub/WWWroot/ it is not accessible. there is no errors in the script. also tested by saving the file in other virtual directories
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Not that i know of.  If you don't have a win2k cd, i'd suggest installing Apache! It's an awesome webserver.
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I think you have to look at your target system.  If you writing for IIS, use .Net, but if you are writing for Apache or Sun, use J2EE.\n\nJ2EE and ASP.net in and of themselves are not simpler than one another - it's the IDE that makes them simple.  Microsoft has a great IDE, but there are some good Java IDE's out there too.
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Visit:\n\nhttp://builder.com.com/5100-31-5076689.html\n\nThis will explain the process of installing and configuring Apache on Unix-type system. For windows, try \n\nhttp://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/windows.html\n\nIf you need any specific requirements, i.e. virtual hosts, let me know.
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Go to the following site, download and install, and then it will run as required...\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp
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You need to do that using a server script language, If you want to use it on a web site.\nCGI, PERL, PHP....
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You can run the two servers simulataneously, but you have to configure them so that they use different port numbers. (i.e. IIS and Apache can't run *IN THE SAME TIME* if they were assigned the same port number like port number 80 for example)
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First, make sure that your server is running.\nGo to URL: http://localhost\nThen, make sure you saved your files into c:&#92;inetpub&#92;wwwroot\n\nBTW: Why you use FrontPage? Not all webservers support it. I suggest you to use DreamWeaver, then use PHP or ASP.
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Well, if you already have a website, you just need to upload the program files and install. If you are using a Windows server, I would definitely recommend switching to a Linux server first to make the security permissions easier to change.\n\nYou will also need a MySQL database in which to store the options, members, posts and other information. If you don't already have one set up, talk to the folks at your webserver about getting one.\n\nPhpBB, I think, is the most-used open source forum available, but Simple Machines Forum (SMF) is more secure, and I have found it easier to use. Download the latest version from their website (linked below) and then upload all the files to your webserver in the directory you want to use for the forum.\n\nThe forum comes with full instructions. You will have to open a page called install.php and enter your forum information so it can be installed automatically. If you have any problems during installation, go back to the SMF homepage and search their forum. Any questions you may have will be resolved there.\n\nThe last part is to customize your forum, but since you already have a website set up, I'm assuming you'll be able to figure that out yourself. Good luck!
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Yes you can. But you'll have to change configuration of your server so that it proceed HTML files as php.
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Both ASP and PHP are server side scripting languages that are used to provide dynamic webpages.\n\nASP-Active Server Pages, is a Microsoft's product. So you need IIS to run an ASP site(That means you need to have Windows at ur server end). You have to pay a lot to microsoft(for ur OS, ASP.NET and stuff).\n\nWhereas PHP-PHP Hypertext Preprocessor is an open source package. It needs just Apache server and mysql as dependencies. Both Apache and mysql are stable packages that are available for FREE for both windows and linux. So, even if u run the server on windows now, and later wish to change to linux (the vice versa also true), PHP would be ideal.\n\nMoreover, if you want to run a server, it needs to be secure. As you may be aware, Linux is far secure than Windows. Similarly, Apache is far stable than IIS and supports many languages than IIS.(refer http://webdesign.about.com/cs/webservers... )\n\nSo, PHP is gaining at a faster pace. Learning PHP is also not difficult, if u know C or PERL.\n\nRefer http://www.phpbuddy.com/sub_articles.php... for a detailed comparison.