#2039: Provide a way to use django under IIS
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          Reporter:  mamcx           |         Owner:  nobody             
            Status:  new             |     Milestone:                     
         Component:  Core framework  |       Version:  SVN                
        Resolution:                  |      Keywords:  iis, fastcgi, isapi
             Stage:  Someday/Maybe   |     Has_patch:  1                  
        Needs_docs:  0               |   Needs_tests:  0                  
Needs_better_patch:  0               |  
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Comment (by sitbon):

 @russellm - yes, the problem wasn't consistently with Chrome for me
 either, sorry for making a fuss.
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 > "There is a difference between adding IIS support to trunk, and making
 any changes to trunk that are necessary in order to support IIS"
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 In this department, there isn't a lot that *needs* to be done, it's just a
 matter of how and how much. I think part of the hindrance here in making
 Django/IIS a great or popular combo is (1) Django devs working mostly in
 non-IIS environments so their efforts are elsewhere (which is
 understandable), and (2) IIS-Python devs (such as myself) haven't gone out
 of their way to make any firm support for Django.
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 I've done my best with WSGI, os.environ hooks, and explaining how app
 pools work to help people use Django, and also made the mistake of
 proposing a core handler a couple years ago (the file attached above).
 I've only been supporting the PyISAPIe core since then, so hopefully
 anyone who believes there's more to be done can find it useful .
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 So, as far as making changes, I think all people really want in IIS is
 easy ways to do multiple instances (so, not relying on process-level
 environ variables), or at least that's what I get asked about most on the
 IIS side of things. However, I don't think it's necessary to be discussed
 here.

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