Re: Please vote: ISAPI or CGI (or something else)?

Hi Bill,

> So you build an ISAPI app and then allow your customers to test it without
> having to run IIS? That's interesting, can I ask what your evaluation
> distribution looks like?

Not exactly, my customers currently build an ISAPI dll which they run and
debug using Local IIS or wwwServer.exe from Kim Madsen as the host
application. For more information and the current alpha release take a look
at www.transportalservices.com. I will be releasing Portal Builder 1.0 Alpha
1.1 later today.

Regards
John Hair


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