Hi Andre!
First of all, let me assure you, your English is excellent.
At least, my yours understand : ))
Second of all, I'm a newbie too, and I'm under Windows.
So, I can share some experience.
1) Yes, it is possible to create web applications using open
source lisp tools under Windows.
2) I tried to use PortableAllegroServe with clisp under
Windows.
It doesn't work. After that I've installed FreeBSD on
virtual machine, installed SBCL and tried
PortableAllegroServe
in this configuration. It doesn't work.
3) "The simpler the better" I decided. CGI is the
way try.
Currently I successfully use the following toolset:
ms windows xp - for operation system,
clisp - for lisp implementation,
lisp-cgi-utils - for CGI stuff
(http://www.thangorodrim.de/software/lisp-cgi-utils/
index.html)
lml2 - for HTML generation (http://lml2.b9.com/)
pg - for database (PostrgreSQL) interaction
(http://common-lisp
.net/project/pg/)
(If you want to use international characters in
your web application, it's necessary to fix
lisp-cgi-utils
slightly. The solution exists, but Alexander Schreiber,
the
lisp-cgi-utils author is quite busy and hasn't
integrated
it yet. Your can contact me if your need international
characters support)
4) Few days ago I found that the araneida web server
successfully loads into clisp on windows and seems
to work just well. So I hope to migrate to araneida
soon.
>Is there a way to compile a lisp program to run outside
the lisp
environment?
Of course, but it depends on implementation you use. See the
-M option
in the doc/clisp.html file in the clisp distribution.
Good luck!
-Anton
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