Reputation: 4406
I want to use IronPython to develop the logic behind a JSON-RPC web-service project.
My questions are:
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In answer to your questions:
Can I develop without using Visual Studio?
Absolutely all of the .NET compilers can be run from the command line.
Here's a list of tools and IDE's for working with IronPython:
What build system should I use (favorably not XML-based)?
If I was doing this then I'd probably use make
, but then I'm old fashioned
How does deployment under IIS work (what exactly do I need to distribute)?
If your IronPython application has dependencies on any non-standard .NET Framework libraries then you'll probably need them in your /bin
folder. But other than that deployment should just be a plain old XCOPY job.
Updated:
Also I would like to know what kind of application I need to create: do I have to stick with CGI using IronPython or are there alternatives?
Just treat IronPython as you would C# or VB.NET. There's a sample IronPython ASP.NET project here:
Scott Guthrie wrote up an article on IronPython + ASP.NET a few years back:
If you can do it in C# or VB.NET then you can do it in IronPython.
Miscellaneous links:
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