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Is chilisoft asp good enough to run my asp.net application and webservice in a linux hosting?

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    Aghosh Babu
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    Can chilisoft asp support asp.net?? wat about .net webservces? what are the differences b/w using chillisoft asp and windows hosting??

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      Can chilisoft asp support asp.net?? wat about .net webservces? what are the differences b/w using chillisoft asp and windows hosting??

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      Microsoft only supports .NET on Windows OSs. That said, I wouldn't do it if you are doing this for a company in which this will be vital to the users, or even if it was for anything more than a tool.

      The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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        Microsoft only supports .NET on Windows OSs. That said, I wouldn't do it if you are doing this for a company in which this will be vital to the users, or even if it was for anything more than a tool.

        The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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        thanks, so i cant use chilisoft for deployement right??

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          thanks, so i cant use chilisoft for deployement right??

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          You can. And actually Chilisoft was designed for deployment and not testing. But, if you have a company depending on an application, and for some unknown reason it goes down, you can call in Microsoft(for a fee of course) and they can get you back up. That is of course if it isn't because of a bug in your code, but that wouldn't happen would it? : ) Microsoft kinda gets you by the balls with .NET.

          The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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            You can. And actually Chilisoft was designed for deployment and not testing. But, if you have a company depending on an application, and for some unknown reason it goes down, you can call in Microsoft(for a fee of course) and they can get you back up. That is of course if it isn't because of a bug in your code, but that wouldn't happen would it? : ) Microsoft kinda gets you by the balls with .NET.

            The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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            Thanks for the quick reply. Actually chilisoft was very new to me (mee tooo a fresh grad) and while i was doin a research on it and i find somewhere that chilisoft can only support asp but not asp.net...... if it support both what's the real difference apart from the platform it running??

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              Thanks for the quick reply. Actually chilisoft was very new to me (mee tooo a fresh grad) and while i was doin a research on it and i find somewhere that chilisoft can only support asp but not asp.net...... if it support both what's the real difference apart from the platform it running??

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              Support. ASP is also a Microsoft technology.

              The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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                Thanks for the quick reply. Actually chilisoft was very new to me (mee tooo a fresh grad) and while i was doin a research on it and i find somewhere that chilisoft can only support asp but not asp.net...... if it support both what's the real difference apart from the platform it running??

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                Chilisoft is ASP ONLY. You cannot write .net code with chilisoft. It was a SUN product and they are (or already have) 'sunsetted' it. Its dead. It is now SO OLD, that you have to know VB 6 and its constructs in order to code in it. Thats as far as it went. SUN started calling it 'JAVA Active Server Pages' a while ago. You can see the cross over between the URL and the page text here, http://www.sun.com/software/chilisoft/[^] The product is DEAD.

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                  Chilisoft is ASP ONLY. You cannot write .net code with chilisoft. It was a SUN product and they are (or already have) 'sunsetted' it. Its dead. It is now SO OLD, that you have to know VB 6 and its constructs in order to code in it. Thats as far as it went. SUN started calling it 'JAVA Active Server Pages' a while ago. You can see the cross over between the URL and the page text here, http://www.sun.com/software/chilisoft/[^] The product is DEAD.

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                  thanks Brian, if its already dead why most linux webhosting company's still providing chilisoft to run asp? anyway thanks for the info that i cant run asp.net that was exactly what i need to know....

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                    thanks Brian, if its already dead why most linux webhosting company's still providing chilisoft to run asp? anyway thanks for the info that i cant run asp.net that was exactly what i need to know....

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                    "if its already dead why most linux webhosting company's still providing chilisoft to run asp?" Same reason some people still run Window 98 and 2000. Don't get me wrong, ASP was powerful in its day and Chilisoft provided a way to make that work on a great number of servers. Its just we are a decade beyond that now in both form and functionality.

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                      "if its already dead why most linux webhosting company's still providing chilisoft to run asp?" Same reason some people still run Window 98 and 2000. Don't get me wrong, ASP was powerful in its day and Chilisoft provided a way to make that work on a great number of servers. Its just we are a decade beyond that now in both form and functionality.

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                      haha :-D thanks Brian.....

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