"Steven L Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
We have ActiveState Python 2.5 installed on an IIS box running
Windows 2003. We're doing it this way because we will most
likely be switching to Apache / Unix in the future, and we
don't want to have to rewrite all of our server-side scripts.
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You should search/browse MSDN for authentication info. Also, you can run
Apache on windows, if that eases your migration.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa374735(VS.85).aspx
This probably what you want. Just be sure to keep your authentication code as
modular as possible, if you are
Hello, everyone-
I'm trying to both learn Python and develop a fairly robust web form with it at
the same time... nothing like being thrown into a new job and having to learn a
new language to do it!
We have ActiveState Python 2.5 installed on an IIS box running Windows 2003.
We're doing it th
