Alexandre Miguel Pedro Gomes wrote:
Possible? Yes. You can use XSP as a standalone server.
If you really wish to use another webserver you'll have to get/do a
"plugin" to that server, something similar to mod_mono.
I think it would be very cool if we had a component to IIS at least.
I've been looking around about this same thing.. lighttpd (ask lighty)
looks interesting for the performance side of things.. There are a few
features or modules that aren't implemented yet.. However, if you're
just doing a standalone server with all trusted sites it could maybe pay
off two fold..
1) claims of better performance (no comment as I've not tested it yet.)
2) utilizing a distributed backend for dynamic pages.. (currently they
have PHP doing this, but I don't see much reason why it couldn't apply
to mono as well.)
3) If nothing else it does produce a much smaller memory footprint (ymmv
and it depends on how well you've tuned apache)
If someone is sincerely interested in a lighty module for Mono let me
know and I'll investigate it further..
Miguel.... Why IIS?
Cheers,
C.
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