>>>>> "b" == bitbitch  <bitbitch@magnesium.net> writes:
b> My only problem with this article ...
I know I'll get my share of flames for saying so, but my only problem
with this article is that it is some of the scariest subtext hate-lit
propaganda I've seen come out of the US since the March of Tears, and
twice scarier that it is not seen as such.
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[1] Covalent works with Microsoft to provide ASP.NET capabilities for
Apache 2.0.  ASP.NET actually has some really elegant tools for doing
load testing and analysis. Perhaps Microsoft's desire to embrace, extend, and
extinguish comes from a scathing Gartner report recommending not to deploy
IIS for enterprise applications at all.   Now users get the best of both
worlds: all the development tools of ASP.Net and the security and reliability
of Apache.
Greg
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[1]http://www.infoworld.com/articles/hn/xml/02/07/25/020725hnapachenet.xml
> With help from Microsoft in Redmond, Wash., Covalent said it was able to develop a
> module for its Enterprise Ready Server that would allow ASP.Net applications to run on
> Apache 2.0. However, organizations that use the freely available Web server won't be able
> to run ASP.Net applications unless they purchase Covalent's software. Zemlin said that the
> company doesn't plan to release an open-source version of its .Net module.
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