I recently learned about kayak, an HTTP server written in C# (i.e. not through IIS). I’m wondering if anyone has tried hooking up IronRuby to run Rack through this platform?
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I recently learned about kayak, an HTTP server written in C# (i.e. not through IIS). I’m wondering if anyone has tried hooking up IronRuby to run Rack through this platform?
Given the author’s condemning of System.Web, most likely not. IronRuby.Rack uses System.Web to hook into ASP.NET extensibility, enabling it to run on any System.Web-enabled web-server. If you want a lightweight web-server to run IronRuby.Rack on, it works fine with Cassini, which is bundled in the IronRuby.Rack gem.