Running JSP page under ASP.NET. Is it possible?

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Wolfgang

I realize that this may sound heretical, but givent that Microsoft claims to
be able to run almost anything under ASP.NET
(including scripts containing Python or Perl), is it possible to run a JSP
under ASP.NET? What would I have to do to make that possible (other than
installing a Java VM)?

Thanks.
Wolfgang
 
Well, it would be more accurate to ask if JSP can run "with" ASP.NET rather
than "under" ASP.NET.

JSP can not run "under" ASP.NET because that would mean that the JSP
programming would be processed by the .NET CLR and that's not going to
happen. JSPs can be part of an ASP.NET application in the sense that one
can link and call another. Web Services also make transferring data between
the two easier.
 
I realize that this may sound heretical, but givent that Microsoft
claims to
be able to run almost anything under ASP.NET
(including scripts containing Python or Perl), is it possible to run a
JSP
under ASP.NET? What would I have to do to make that possible (other than
installing a Java VM)?

Thanks.
Wolfgang

no, but you can write in Java:

http://www.ikvm.net/

and convert jar files to dlls, exes. don't know how well this works, tho,
just knew about it never tried it...
 
No sure what you mean by running "JSP under ASP.NET"

If you want to take JSP page and try to process it with ASP.NET then you should probably take management track not software developer in your career :)

If you want to call JSP page on another server from ASP.NET it's possible and pretty easy to do.
Use WebRequest class.


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"Wolfgang" <rnott a t lternet.edu> wrote in message I realize that this may sound heretical, but givent that Microsoft claims to
be able to run almost anything under ASP.NET
(including scripts containing Python or Perl), is it possible to run a JSP
under ASP.NET? What would I have to do to make that possible (other than
installing a Java VM)?

Thanks.
Wolfgang
 

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