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07-10-2006, 12:31 AM
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07-13-2006, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by sb225 php is always best asp will crashes server data so php is good to me | Well, first, ASP was orginaly distributed with IIS3 in 1996, as a rebutal to linux php. At the time ASP was php for windows. Since then you can use both on either. In my personal expriance, ASP should never be attempted to run on a linux server. the script itself will NOT crash a server, it will simply just not run. Although, tring to install the applications on the server to run it will however.
As for usage, I would recommend, and do myself, always use php on linux, and asp on windows.
Also, since the release of ASP.net in 2002, ASP+ (orginal asp) has pretty much dropped off, its baiscly the differance between php 3 and php 5.
but, if you are familur or good with perl, you can use asp on linux with perl, with the user of apache::asp.
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I use Linux server partly because it's cheaper. My choice becomes pretty inevitable at that point, php. I think that asp works just fine, but I wouldn't bother using Windows just because I can use asp.
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Rep Power: 2 | Seems i'll be in the minority here! Use ASP for all the projects i do, just find it easier, havent had any issues over stability or reliability, never been a problem | |
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Originally Posted by pooq.co.uk Seems i'll be in the minority here! Use ASP for all the projects i do, just find it easier, havent had any issues over stability or reliability, never been a problem | It's not that I dislike ASP. But programmatically speaking, PHP turns out to be a more economic solution. If you already know ASP, then it's a different story, but if you're starting from scratch, I think PHP is a more economic solution.
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Rep Power: 2 | Same results can be achieved with both languages for practically anything you need doing so just down to personal preference really.
I'd suspect hosting would be more widely available/cheaper for PHP and better supported when you get stuck.
ASP.Net on the other hand though is much better than PHP I feel and well worth getting to grips with | |
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Originally Posted by pooq.co.uk I'd suspect hosting would be more widely available/cheaper for PHP and better supported when you get stuck. | You must get a Windows server if you want to use ASP. There is no way to get around it. You can use PHP on any server on the other hand. Windows is not free; you need to pay a license fee. Linux is free. Even RHE is essentially free.
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Originally Posted by stoli_sambuca You must get a Windows server if you want to use ASP. There is no way to get around it. You can use PHP on any server on the other hand. Windows is not free; you need to pay a license fee. Linux is free. Even RHE is essentially free. | Wrong. You do not need a windows server to run ASP, there are extensions for practically every variety of server software that will allow you to run it, apache included.
It is exactly the same as PHP, to run that on most servers you must install the extension so the costs for running either can be the same | |
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Originally Posted by pooq.co.uk Wrong. You do not need a windows server to run ASP, there are extensions for practically every variety of server software that will allow you to run it, apache included. | Yeah, but it's really limited, isn't it? http://www.apache-asp.org/faq.html
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Originally Posted by stoli_sambuca | If its configured correctly will run fine, performance will never match that of a server running IIS though.
Suppose you are kind of right though, although it will run on other servers, always best to run ASP on its native windows server | |
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