CodeProject.com has a great article on running ASP.NET 2.0 applications on a non-IIS operating system such as XP Home. The article also details how to install DotNetNuke on the Cassini Web Server. For all of the ASP programmers out there who have wanted a way to package ASP.NET apps and distribute them without the invasiveness of more traditional methods, Cassini web server does a great job. There are two versions, one for ASP.NET 1.1, and one for ASP.NET 2.0. Cassini runs as a Windows service, making it easier to implement and distribute with your apps, or to just use in a development environment. Check out the article from CodeProject, they even have links to the Cassini developer's guide on how to bundle your apps for Windows.No IIS for your web apps? No problem.
CodeProject.com has a great article on running ASP.NET 2.0 applications on a non-IIS operating system such as XP Home. The article also details how to install DotNetNuke on the Cassini Web Server. For all of the ASP programmers out there who have wanted a way to package ASP.NET apps and distribute them without the invasiveness of more traditional methods, Cassini web server does a great job. There are two versions, one for ASP.NET 1.1, and one for ASP.NET 2.0. Cassini runs as a Windows service, making it easier to implement and distribute with your apps, or to just use in a development environment. Check out the article from CodeProject, they even have links to the Cassini developer's guide on how to bundle your apps for Windows.
