ASP and ASP.net

[Jay Villa]

I have an existing application in asp. I need to add new functionality can I
do using ASP.net ?.
Please advice.

-Jay

 

[Curt_C [MVP]]

I have an existing application in asp. I need to add new functionality can I
do using ASP.net ?.
Please advice.

-Jay

you cant really mix the two nicely. They are different sessions, etc.
You can still pass via QueryString or DB though. In general though it's
best to not mix the two, it's too easy to lose your info/data/sessions/etc.

 

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

I have an existing application in asp. I need to add new
functionality can I do using ASP.net ?.
Please advice.

Sure, after converting it to an asp.net application.
Bob Barrows

 

[Jay Villa]

Actually I dont want to convert entire existing application to ASP.NET. Any
new functionality I want to do in ASP.NET.

 

[dw]

You can do individual pages in ASP.NET, but you can't have ASP and ASP.NET
on the same page. As Curt_C said, you can't share session variables, but can
pass query strings and database data. I think you can also pass form values
(through a form submit) from one to the other. I hope others will correct me
if I'm wrong. Good luck.

 

[Jay Villa]

Thanks for the information. Suppose say, I do the individual pages in
ASP.NET then how do I call from the asp pages. Is it like
response.redirect("abc.aspx") or do I have to anything more ?

 

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Thanks for the information. Suppose say, I do the individual pages in
ASP.NET then how do I call from the asp pages. Is it like
response.redirect("abc.aspx") or do I have to anything more ?

Nope, that's all.