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  • N nagendrathecoder

    Actually i was asked this question in an interview. I don't know how they are configured. I just want to know that suppose all 3 are installed then how can i know which one will handle my request.

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    Christian Graus
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    I'm sorry, you failed the job interview, by a long shot. You showed them that you have no idea how web development works. The database server will not handle any web requests. The Apache server cannot handle ASP.NET requests. The IIS server will therefore handle all ASP.NET pages.

    Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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    • N nagendrathecoder

      Actually i was asked this question in an interview. I don't know how they are configured. I just want to know that suppose all 3 are installed then how can i know which one will handle my request.

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      Yusuf
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      So, what was your answer?

      Yusuf

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        So, what was your answer?

        Yusuf

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        Abhijit Jana
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        It should be only IIS.

        cheers, Abhijit CodeProject MVP

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        • N nagendrathecoder

          Actually i was asked this question in an interview. I don't know how they are configured. I just want to know that suppose all 3 are installed then how can i know which one will handle my request.

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          nagendrathecoder
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          I know that database server can't handle web requests but i was confused with IIS and Apache web server. :( Can anyone tell me why Apache can't handle it?

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          • N nagendrathecoder

            I know that database server can't handle web requests but i was confused with IIS and Apache web server. :( Can anyone tell me why Apache can't handle it?

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            Christian Graus
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            Because it can't. Why can't Word do your taxes ? Because the people who wrote it, decided not to add that functionality.

            Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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            • N nagendrathecoder

              I know that database server can't handle web requests but i was confused with IIS and Apache web server. :( Can anyone tell me why Apache can't handle it?

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              nagendrathecoder
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              Ok, thanks all of you for updating my knowledge.

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              • C Christian Graus

                Because it can't. Why can't Word do your taxes ? Because the people who wrote it, decided not to add that functionality.

                Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                Sherin Iranimose
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                Can't we use the Mod_AspDotNet module in appache? appche+asp.net[^] The team is retired but the old Mod_AspDotNet is available at Mod_AspDotNet[^]

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                • N nagendrathecoder

                  Ok, thanks all of you for updating my knowledge.

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                  Sherin Iranimose
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                  appache+asp.net[^]

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                  • S Sherin Iranimose

                    appache+asp.net[^]

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                    rakeshs312
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                    Apache is a web server,it will handle requests only following HTTP protocol.

                    modified on Thursday, March 5, 2009 8:03 AM

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                    • R rakeshs312

                      Apache is a web server,it will handle requests only following HTTP protocol.

                      modified on Thursday, March 5, 2009 8:03 AM

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                      Sherin Iranimose
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                      So cant we use it with asp.net?

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                      • S Sherin Iranimose

                        Can't we use the Mod_AspDotNet module in appache? appche+asp.net[^] The team is retired but the old Mod_AspDotNet is available at Mod_AspDotNet[^]

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                        N a v a n e e t h
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                        That will not work with latest versions of ASP.NET.

                        Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions

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                        • N N a v a n e e t h

                          That will not work with latest versions of ASP.NET.

                          Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions

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                          Sherin Iranimose
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                          Yeap, but that doesnt mean, it is not possible.

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                          • N nagendrathecoder

                            Actually i was asked this question in an interview. I don't know how they are configured. I just want to know that suppose all 3 are installed then how can i know which one will handle my request.

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                            JMummery
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                            By checking the server logs.

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