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ASP.Net under Apache?

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twyztyr

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I've done some Googling, but I have no idea what it is I'm looking for. I guess I'll explain what I'm doing and what I need.

I'm in a class right now that's in development, it's basically an e-Business class. We have a small lab dedicated to this class, and can set things up however we want to. There are two servers, one configured with IIS, and one that will be configured with Apache. For some reason, the school of Business has a hard-on for Microsoft, and wants to use ASP.Net for pretty much everything.

I suggested to the instructor that we set up the second server with an alternate setup, and suggested Apache with the mods for SSL, Perl, PHP, all the normal stuff, and then he wanted to know if we could also run ASP.Net code developed in VB.Net. I'm looking for an Apache module that will allow that. We're running Windows Server 2003, and as I understand it, Mono will do what I need, but won't work under Windows.

Being that this is technically a business class, setting up a Linux machine as a server isn't practical because it would take more time to teach the class how to use it instead of actually using it and doing the e-Business development.

So, what I need is a module that will run ASP.Net code AND work under Windows. No cost is best, though there might be a little money available if need be. I appreciate any help you guys can give us here.
 
twyztyr said:
So, what I need is a module that will run ASP.Net code AND work under Windows. No cost is best, though there might be a little money available if need be. I appreciate any help you guys can give us here.
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http://thewhir.com/marketwatch/cov080404.cfm
August 4, 2004 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Covalent Technologies (covalent.com), a developer of open source software solutions for enterprises, announced on Tuesday that the Apache Software Foundation (apache.org) has accepted its ASP.NET module for the Apache Web server. The company said the module is significant because it allows businesses to front ASP.NET applications with the Apache Web server.

Can't find anything directly but it appears to be what you want:

"Users of the module are able to deploy and host ASP.NET applications within the proven Apache http Server on Windows platforms,"
 
Right now this isnt easily possible in a Win32 environment.

Covalent are not exactly rushing to release their open source application either.

I have recently been working on an Apache module that acts as a proxy (ish) between Apache 2 and the Microsoft .NET Framework. Unfotunately as this was written for work I cannot release any sources but if you choose to embark on writing the module I will help with what I can.
 
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