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RE: Webserver interface
- To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
- Subject: RE: Webserver interface
- From: REB.Barnett@xxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2000 10:21:37 +0100
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> > Now, if using PWS
>
> Now where's the fun in that! ;-)
Why reinvent the wheel? IIS's security is pretty good, and your firewall
ought to prevent unauthorised users even seeing IIS.
> that would be the hard bit - I know little or nothing about
> ASP - in fact
> all I do know is that it essentially defeats the object of
> the HTTP protocol
> i.e send information back to the user a bit at a time, text
> first, then
> images etc so that the page is 'useable' immediately. But the
Wrong. ASP can trickle the page back to the user, or send it back in one
chunk. It's controlled by a parameter on the ASP page. Trickle does impose
some restrictions though.
If you know VB, ASP is really easy. Plus VB has about 3 different ways of
interfacing with IIS which gives you plenty of choice on the
security/performance/ease of writing front.
IMHO ;-)
Ray Barnett
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