iis and python
Max Møller Rasmussen
maxm at normik.dk
Mon Mar 5 10:12:44 EST 2001
Just did a test and this script runs nicely on win2K under IIS 5.0 with
Python 2.0:
<%@ LANGUAGE="Python"%>
<%
from String import join
result = []
for i in range(100):
result.append('Hello world')
Response.Write('\n'.join(result))
%>
It's a complete page
( I use a result list and appends in the end as this is much faster than a
bunch of Response.Write()'s )
regards Max M
-----Original Message-----
From: tech [mailto:im_cne at hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 3:28 PM
To: python-list at python.org
Subject: iis and python
I am going to do a project building a web front end while my friend is
going to build the back end.
The backend will be MS SQL. The front end will be a web interface, IIS 5.0
or whatever comes with win2k .
I have a choice of doing php or python.
In order to use python it would have to entail cgi or ASP. Is this correct.
Or is there an alternative. I dont know if Zope is the right thing. I hate
DTML.
Is using python in ASP a pain in the but? Am I going to have to learn a
whole technology just to implelment python well into it?
I hear troubleshooting ASP pages is not fun.
The only time I have used iis is with php and it was a total snap. Painless.
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