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Does anyone know any program/server capable of running classic Asp (Vbscript, Jscript)
and other than IIS ?
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Does anyone know any program/server capable of running classic Asp (Vbscript, Jscript)
and other than IIS ?
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I was able to solve it using IIS Express ( @Onosendai tip). I had to make some adjustments because my machine is x64.
c:\windows\syswow64\odbcad32.exe
C: Program Files (x86) IIS Express>iisexpress /path:C: myapp /port:1234
I accessed the url http://localhost:1234/
All working perfectly.
To make it easier to run the site, create a file
run.bat
@echo off
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express>"
iisexpress /path:C:\myApp\ /port:1234
Now, every time I need the site I give 2 click’s in the file above and ready,
the site is already online
Good to know it worked! Filipe’s tip is good too, if you have installation restrictions.
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You can use the Utildev Cassini.
I used it for a long time here and I had no problems.
Or else the iis express embedded in a pen drive, but then you’ll have to set up whenever you use, laborious, but if it’s the best alternative, it’s worth mentioning.
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But it only runs the classic Asp, and can be used on a linux.
ASP running on Linux... I got chills! Hahaha
From what I understand it only accepts scripts in Perl... I find it unlikely that someone develop something in ASP without using Vbscript
Just out of curiosity, I still maintain several (several same) ASP applications using Jscript. All running on an IIS on Windows Server 2003. :)
Well, in this case you don’t use the server’s resources, only the client’s. To use server resources, it is necessary to use a language that the server understands, Vbscript or Perl [by the context of the question].
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'Cause it can’t be the IIS?
– Tiago César Oliveira
the machine I own has no access/permission to the IIS.
– Bruno Rozendo
You can try IIS Express. It’s like a portable version of IIS.
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