Hi there, So far I am using ASP under M$ IIS - mostly with VBScript. I however see many advantages in using PerlScript, e.g. the fact that with Apache::ASP my ASP web applications will then become cross-platform.
Under IIS I tend to build ActiveX DLL's (e.g. with Delphi), which I invoke from my script: $Server->CreateObject(ProgID) etc. I usu. make sure that MTS can manage these objects. I understand that in a way it is also possible to use $Server->CreateObject in a Apache::ASP script running under Windows. However, on other platforms, there seems to be no such possibility. Are features like this planned for a future release? I am particularly interested to learn more about planned features for Linux. I guess the ActiveX DLL will have to be replaced by a shared object (built with e.g. Kylix?) and the COM / DCOM protocol may have to be replaced by CORBA or so. And what about Java servlets? I understand that Instant ASP from HalcyonSoft offers the possibility to invoke these with Server.CreateObject (using VBScript alas). TIA Kind regards, Dobedani $curdir =~ tr/\\/\//; # convert Windows path to Unix path Dobedani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ------------------------------------------------------------ --== Sent via Deja.com ==-- http://www.deja.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
