Hi,
I searched through the FAQs and list archive and I haven't been able to find an answer to a very basic question I have.
First, I have been able to get Apache::ASP installed and working on my server, and sample code works.
The reason I was investigating using Apache::ASP is that I was led to believe that I could take ASP pages from a Win2k / IIS server and put them on our Unix-based Apache web server. However, looking at the errors in the error_log of the web server when I try unsuccessfully to bring up one of these pages copied from the IIS server, it seems like the scripting in the Apache::ASP page must be written in Perl... that's also what I am starting to believe from the terse info available on the Intro page at http://www.apache-asp.org/
So my question is, what does Apache::ASP actually have to do with the ASP code for IIS? Anything at all?
If I am barking up the wrong tree to try making these ASP / IIS scripts work here, is there a tool or library other than Apache::ASP that would be able to make these scripts work on an Apache web server?
Thanks in advance for your time, sorry to ask a question this basic. :-)
-Dave
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