I've deployed large CGI-App / HTML-Template apps for a major bank here in Toronto on an IIS Server. While IIS does throw a couple curve balls in places you might not expect, there is almost always a way to work around the problem. So yes, there is hope in using IIS although it wouldn't be my first choice of web server by a long shot.
You need to nail down the exact areas of your code that is giving you trouble. Once you've found the problem code you need to find specific answers to the problem or try different solutions. Try to aviod 'tricky' code in places you know you're having a problem. Perl runs fine on IIS, CGI protocol runs smoothly, and pretty much all perl modules can be built on IIS without hassle. > Has anyone been able to deploy any serious applications to the IIS > webserver? I'm either in some type of nightmare world or IIS doesn't play > nice with PERL and the modules I'm using (CGI.) > Can anyone confirm that their is hope in using IIS? I sure cannot see any > ... Maybe someone can send me a document that describes how to make IIS > behave! --------------------------------------------------------------------- Web Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
