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ASP pages on Apache (Linux)

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chkmg

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Hi, is there any way that I could run ASP pages on Apache that is running on Debian?
I understand there is a product called apache-asp but I am looking some free stuff. Many thanks in advance!

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Apache-ASP is free.

However, "ASP" is not a programming language, but rather an object definition which can be implemented in any of a number of languages. Apache-ASP, as it happens, implements ASP in perl.

If by "ASP" you mean VBScript/ASP, then there is no free product that I know of. In fact, I know of only one product of any kind, a for-pay product: Sun Java System Active Server Pages.

There are, of course, many languages available for server-side scripting. Perl, PHP, python and ruby are four that come readily to mind.


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chkmg,

There is an Apache::ASP module that runs on Apache with mod_perl installed. As I understand it, this is a free software project, but may require some experience with Perl.


Wishdiak
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Many thanks guys. What about enabling java then?
 
Many thanx
 
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