Cold Fusion and IBM Websphere using Python as CGI ?

[Andy Leighton]

On Wed, 21 Jun 2000 19:23:39 +0530, Anil Singh <anil.singh at patni.com> wrote:
>This is a multi-part message in MIME format.

Yuck

>We have developed a Web application using Python as CGI on IIS on =
>Windows NT 4.0.
>The Application layer of our website uses C exe for various services =
>like=20
>database connectivity etc. We are trying to move to other webservers =
>specifically to
>Cold Fusion Server 4.0 or IBM Web Server 1.0 in near future. But we =
>don't want to=20
>change the CGI script language from Python. We would like to know =
>whether Python Scripts=20
>are compatible to Cold Fusion Server 4.0 & IBM IBM Web Server. If it =
>require changes=20
>what will be the nature of changes ?

Well Cold Fusion is not a web server, it is an application server.
It will only deal with CFML pages.  It is provided with an ISAPI
module which means that you will be able to use it with your
current web server (IIS).  I am not sure what you mean by IBM
Web Server 1.0 so I cannot comment.

Generally I am not sure why you want to move if your application
works OK now.  If you are going the CF route, you will have to
rewrite everything or you are wasting your money.

BTW pls fix your newsreader so that it doesn't add an html copy
of your message to the bottom of your posts.

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Andy Leighton => andyl at azaal.dircon.co.uk
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