automated translation of Classic ASP to ASP.Net?

[Scotter]

Any software out there to do this?
Thanks!
Scotter

 

[rob^_^]

Hi Scotter,

A web search will reveal that there are a number of suggestions on how to
convert from classic asp to .net, but in all honesty I think you are better
of converting manually so that you can take full advantage of the OOP web
development environment that Visual Studio provides.

You will find that you will be able to re-use a lot of your existing asp
code (database query strings etc) except that you will be encapsulating them
into ado.net components.

Regards.

 

[Middletree]

Unless you are somewhere West of Hawaii, but East of the International Date
Line, your system clock is incorrect.

 

[rob^_^]

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See Windows Live Mail

 

[Middletree]

I have no idea what that post means.

 

[rob^_^]

That's the header from my original post.
I can't see any problems with the time-stamping. Re

"Unless you are somewhere West of Hawaii, but East of the International Date
Line, your system clock is incorrect. "

I am running Windows Live Mail, which at times has been a bit quirky. I am
located in Australia, but my hotmail account is routed through the States,
which may explain it.

Regards.