neno said:Hi all,
Is there a free software for developing and running ASP page under OS X ?
I need it only for developing not for a production site.
I think is possible if i install Virtual Pc... but is there a cheaper solution ?
thanks.
Moreno
ct77 said:Not sure what you're trying to achieve, of course, but I think it is a singularly bad idea to develop software in one environment and then deploy it in another.
That is, I wouldn't do all of my development and testing using Chillisoft's ASP environment on a UNIX system (be it OS X or something else), and then deploy on Windows. That's just asking for unexpected troubles.
My own humble opinion of course. 😱
Webobjects. Database Independent, OS Independent, Hardware Independent, Web Server Independent. Almost totaly free load balancing, tough as a rock, very well put together... tools are a little stale, but are pretty powerful, but sometimes complex. Price is very very good, used to sell for 50,000 for one licence! Open source implementations are also available, and you can package into JSP etc.BornAgainMac said:I am glad someone created this thread. I have tons of VB experience and felt that I could leverage my experience better with ASP.NET than JSP. In the long run, it would be better to use something that would work on a Mac. I would like use XServe instead of a Windows Server to save money on both the hardware and licenses. Plus it should scale better when adding additional nodes. I wanted to use something I call "Big IP". Having multiple web servers that balance the requests coming in. And eventually use Oracle 10g's cluster environment for the database. MySQL to start out since Oracle is too expensive for me right now.
Fukui said:Webobjects. Database Independent, OS Independent, Hardware Independent, Web Server Independent. Almost totaly free load balancing, tough as a rock, very well put together... tools are a little stale, but are pretty powerful, but sometimes complex. Price is very very good, used to sell for 50,000 for one licence! Open source implementations are also available, and you can package into JSP etc.
I have found it to be pretty nice.