Re: [WebDNA] WebDNA future
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texte = Chris - I am not particularly familiar with how the fastCGI version will operate = vs. the module version. Can you give a quick rundown on this? In my particular usage, I typically run multiple domains on the same = physical server, sharing extensive function libraries and db = repositories stored in globals. How will this change using fastCGI? Note that this is key to my future use of WebDNA, as I am constantly = defending the use of such a "non-standard" technology as the core of our = company's services. There is considerable pressure to move to a = different platform, despite the 8 years of development time that has = gone into our current systems. Brian Fries BrainScan Software On Jan 13, 2010, at 3:51 AM, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote: > Because of the very core of the fastCGI, there will be no need for = globals or sandboxes: every single website owner will have full control = over his WebDNA fastCGI copy, license included. No need for a "part" = administration, or a central repository of functions.
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Chris - I am not particularly familiar with how the fastCGI version will operate = vs. the module version. Can you give a quick rundown on this? In my particular usage, I typically run multiple domains on the same = physical server, sharing extensive function libraries and db = repositories stored in globals. How will this change using fastCGI? Note that this is key to my future use of WebDNA, as I am constantly = defending the use of such a "non-standard" technology as the core of our = company's services. There is considerable pressure to move to a = different platform, despite the 8 years of development time that has = gone into our current systems. Brian Fries BrainScan Software On Jan 13, 2010, at 3:51 AM, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote: > Because of the very core of the fastCGI, there will be no need for = globals or sandboxes: every single website owner will have full control = over his WebDNA fastCGI copy, license included. No need for a "part" = administration, or a central repository of functions.
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