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using web services in java .net and php

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we want to rent a dedicate server in order to run web service on it
and we are using asp.net,php & Java web services which server do you suggest us to rent windows or Linux

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If you need to run .NET then unfortunately you need to run Windows.
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Do you not recommend axis program in order to run .net framework on Linux servers which some people say is standard two run .net on Linux

have you any Idea or better solution or recommendation
please help its very important for us to have both of em Java and .net :!:
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You cannot run .NET on Linux. But you can talk to a .NET service using PHP or Java. On PHP front, you can use PHP Web services framework and hot it both on Linux or on Windows and it will work with Java and .NET.

If you want .NET, you got to use Windows. But if you want PHP or Java, both Windows as well as Linux would work.
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http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page

Just be aware Mono has a maximum supported version of .NET which is generally quite a bit behind the most recent .NET version so the very latest functionality in .NET will not be available on Mono. There are of course other concerns besides this, and in general you'd need to target Mono for your application to ensure it's compatible at the end of the day.
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