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user1527106
user1527106

Reputation: 79

Google App Engine ASP.net

I am new to Google App Engine. What i really need to go is host my web service which is written in ASP.net & C# on google app engine.

My web service gets a string and translate that string from already stored translated values in the database which is SQL server 2008 R2. This translated string is in the form of spans. i then return the string.

thanks

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2526

Answers (3)

rbanffy
rbanffy

Reputation: 2521

The Google App Engine currently supports applications written in Python, Java and Go and won't run ASP.net applications unless some heavy magic (such as compiling it to Java bytecode) is involved and I'm not aware of anything that can do that specific trick.

Maybe you should consider Microsoft's Azure. It's kind of an equivalent PaaS solution, but will play with Microsoft's stack.

Note: Google has since added PHP support.

Note: Now Google has the "custom runtime" that allows you to host pretty much anything you can run on a Linux machine.

Upvotes: 3

arao6
arao6

Reputation: 3376

It should now be possible to host ASP.NET applications on App Engine. Use the custom runtime feature on App Engine and Microsoft's ASP.NET Docker image with your application. Also, you need to create a route for /_ah/health and respond with HTTP status code 200 and a blank message body (see lifecycle events).

Upvotes: 2

coto
coto

Reputation: 2325

You can not host C# applications.

Google App Engine is focused in supporting three application environments only: Java, Python and Go.

Additionally App Engine applications can also be written in any JVM-compatible language (e.g. JRuby, Groovy, Scala, etc.) and run in a Java 6 runtime environment.

Upvotes: 1

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