.NET Core support

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Can you share with any plans to support .NET Core to remove dependence from IIS.

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Hi Stanislaw,

this is still on our roadmap but before we get deeper into it, we need to focus on adding
missing features first as described here:

https://wisej.com/support/question/planning-of-features

We will keep you updated on any progress to remove dependency from IIS.

Best regards
Frank

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Also I would assume such work would be a lot easier once .NET standard 2 ships as it adds back a ton of missing .NET features.

  • Luca (ITG)
    .NET Core as it is now it’s not an option. It’s too limited. I’d rather spend the effort to add OWIN which opens the door to many servers. Once we can process owing (or fastcgi) requests then you can deploy your apps on windows and the web server on linux. Running the actual wisej app on linux is possible but a long shot since we’d still have to use mono.
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On the server side we are looking at adding support for OWIN (including self hosting and single exe deployments with embedded chromium or IE), and FastCGI.

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IIS is money-costly and we want to remove dependence from it as soon as possible

  • Luca (ITG)
    With OWIN you can self host without IIS. You can also use UltiDev Cassini, but it doesn’t support a WebSocket connection. With FastCGI you can use NGINX or Apache through the FastCGI socket connection but your app will have to run on Windows. However, upgrading to WebSocket when using Apache or NGINX is a problem and requires a lot of setting up since those servers like to be proxies instead of application servers.
  • Stanislaw Tristan
    We want independence not from concrete IIS but rather from Windows and deploy applications on Linux-based resources
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