Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of DjangoOnWindowsWithIISAndSQLServer


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Aug 17, 2006, 10:22:57 AM (18 years ago)
Author:
SF
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Additional details for running in w2k/IIS 5.0/Django 0.91

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    99NB, I'm working from Windows Server 2003/IIS 6 and SQL Server 2005.
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     11'''''Note:''' This doesn't appear to work with Django 0.91 (the pyisapie.py handler is written to the refactored APIs in 0.92 and later) [SF]''
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    1113NB also: The whole point of this is to keep Python running even when not serving requests, to reduce the overhead of starting Python all the time. This means that a lot of changes you make while configuring it wont take effect until you do a full IIS restart.
     
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    6264  - IIS 5.x doesn't support wildcard application maps, at least not through the configuration interface.
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     65    ''[SF]
     66    On IIS, procedure is as follows:
     67    - Right Click on virtual directory and choose "properties"
     68    - Ensure "Execute Permissions" is set to "Scripts and Executables"
     69    - Click "Configuration" (opposite "Scripts and Executables")
     70    - On "App Mappings" tab, select "Add"
     71    - For Executable, browse to pyisapie.dll (needs full path if you enter manually)
     72    - For extension enter ''*'' (this will redirect all requests to pyisapi)
     73    - ''You should probably limit the verbs allowed; I left as ''all'' since it was for internal use.''
     74    - OK to close all the open dialogs.
     75    [SF]''
    6476It should work. If it doesn't, when you find out why please come back and explain what happened and how you fixed it. ;)
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