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Hi.
I’ve a question concerning Python on an IIS platform. I’m running IIS 5.1 (for XP) and have tried to look across the web for an answer but with no apparently solution. I’m working on a Java / Python project and need to test my Python script on some kind of webserver. I would really, really appreciate if someone had a solution or a guide / tutorial how to install a Python component or plug in. Kind regards \Public2 |
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If you need to test it on "some kind of webserver" why don't you just use mod_python on Apache 2?
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If I understand the question.
Steps for configuration:
I hope that was helpful. :eek:
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