Tell me what you think: Changing file etension from .html to .aspx

Guest · Jan 19, 2005

Hi,

I have a website with a mix of static (.html) and dynamic pages (.aspx)
pages. I was wondering to change extension .html to .aspx , only to
accommodate future needs of making static pages interactive. I read an
article
http://authors.aspalliance.com/aspxtreme/aspnet/webforms/authoringaspnetpage.aspx
which says that by changing .html etension to .aspx the server will not
overburdened. I use to believe otherwise. Can you tell me what you think?

Thanks,

Joe

Paul Johnson · Jan 19, 2005

The article says it all really. Nothing is proccessed on the page
unless it has runat="server" in the tag.

David Jessee · Jan 20, 2005

Well, if you have a static html page, the resulting compiled page class
generated by the runtime will look something like this:

Public Class PageX

Protected Sub Init()
dim local1 as new LiteralControl("<html><head>.......your page
content....</body></html>")
me.controls.add(local1)
End Sub

instead of loading a file, it will execute a method on a class im memory.

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Tell me what you think: Changing file etension from .html to .aspx

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