Check out FastCGI (http://www.fastcgi.com/) for what looks
like a pretty good, language-independent and
server-independent (as long as the server supports
FastCGI) solution. I think that http://www.fastengines.com/
sells a FastCGI thingy for IIS.
- Bill
Scott Chapman wrote:
>
> It seems
On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, Scott Chapman wrote:
> It seems that mod_perl is _wonderful_ for gaining performance
> improvements under UNIX.
>
> Can these types of performance gains be done under Windows NT?
>
> What technologies/produts do this on NT?
>
> It doesn't appear that a person can put mod_p
It seems that mod_perl is _wonderful_ for gaining performance
improvements under UNIX.
Can these types of performance gains be done under Windows NT?
What technologies/produts do this on NT?
It doesn't appear that a person can put mod_perl under IIS!
- CGI language interpreter loading with
