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Nak
Hi there,
Im currently developing a web site using PHP. Unfortunately due to
limitations with my web server I am having to use XML as a method of data
persitance, this doesn't really bother me as I prefer XML anyway. I'm not
using ASP.NET for design reasons at the moment.
At the moment I am fighting a design battle in relation to file writing
and various locking methods which all appear to be very unreliable. That's
why I am looking into CGI. Now apparently any application can use CGI as
long as it implements a specific interface (though what this is I haven't
quite worked out yet). So I'm just wondering if it is at all possible to
use VB.NET with CGI?
Writing some code to perform XML work with VB.NET will be a piece of
cake obviously and probably the main reason why I should be using ASP.NET
anyway, but for now I am looking into alternatives. Has anyone known this
to be done? I've seen examples of it one in legacy VB via stdio stream
handling, so it must be possible with VB.NET right?
Anyway, any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks loads
in advance!
Nick.
Im currently developing a web site using PHP. Unfortunately due to
limitations with my web server I am having to use XML as a method of data
persitance, this doesn't really bother me as I prefer XML anyway. I'm not
using ASP.NET for design reasons at the moment.
At the moment I am fighting a design battle in relation to file writing
and various locking methods which all appear to be very unreliable. That's
why I am looking into CGI. Now apparently any application can use CGI as
long as it implements a specific interface (though what this is I haven't
quite worked out yet). So I'm just wondering if it is at all possible to
use VB.NET with CGI?
Writing some code to perform XML work with VB.NET will be a piece of
cake obviously and probably the main reason why I should be using ASP.NET
anyway, but for now I am looking into alternatives. Has anyone known this
to be done? I've seen examples of it one in legacy VB via stdio stream
handling, so it must be possible with VB.NET right?
Anyway, any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks loads
in advance!
Nick.