[Mono-list] mod_mono stability issues
Andrus
kobruleht2 at hot.ee
Sun Jan 25 09:44:22 EST 2009
Robert,
Thank you.
> You forgot the platform, but I guess it's Vista.
Yes. You can see it from posted log file: Windows NT 6.0
> Why don't you use a more common platform? Or at least stick
> with something that it supposed to work under Windows, like XSP.
> That beast is perfectly suitable for testing an ASP.NET application
> on Windows before deploying it on Linux.
Some of customers have windows servers.
If some servers are using IIS and some are using Mono I need to support two
different platforms.
So my idea is to use single platform, Mono in all servers.
Is this reasonable or should I learn and use IIS+.NET in Windows?
I got the following reply from windows mod_mono author, Angel Marin:
"mod_mono binary is not updated to run with mono svn. I'm surprised that
it even works, mod_mono protocol is bound to particular mono releases.
You'll probably need a binary that matches the svn revision of your mono
build.
Webservices have had issues when going through mod_mono on windows,
though not sure if they work reliably now, haven't tested them lately"
Will Apache+mod_mono run OK in older windwses than Vista ?
Is it reasonable to use XSP instead mod_mono to run asmx web service in
Windows production servers ?
Can you make mod_mono in SVN to compile for Windows also by including
Angel's patch ?
Which is the stable configuration to run Mono asmx web service in
windows in production server ?
Andrus.
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