AW: [Mapserver-users] ASP, Java, mapscript and other fun stuff

[woodbri at swoodbridge.com]

Another way to look at this problem, would be to ask how value would 
this solution be? Is it valuable enough to fund the development of a 
.NET integration, assuming we can find someone willing to do that.

Or I you read the archives and search for McNierney and ASP you will 
find lots of good information on how to use Mapserver with ASP.

Or you can set up mapserver as a WMS server and if all you need is 
images then you can get them by making appropriate WMS requests.

HTH,
  -Steve W.

On 16 Jul 2003 at 9:06, Arnulf Christl (CCGIS) wrote:

> ...
> Basically what I want to do (or more accurately what my boss wants to
> do) is get a Mapscript application working with IIS without resorting
> to having to install PHP or perl and preferably without needing a java
> engine installed either. ...
> 
> The idea of MapScript is to create maps with sripts - hence the name.
> If you do not want to use a scipting language that will be a strange
> job. Its no big deal to install PHP on a windows machine and there are
> quite a few applications that use this setup. So if you (or rather
> your boss) wants to go somewhere else that might be good him, but you
> (and not your boss ;-) will probably find less support from the user
> group. Sounds like you should try to convince him that it does not
> hurt to install PHP and go ahead with it.
> 
> Cheers, Arnulf.
> 
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