moving from ASP to ASP.NET

[Leo Muller]

Hi,

I am quite new to the ASP.NET development environment.
At the moment I have about 6 large projects on Visual Interdev 6. What I
want to do is to add into these projects some ASP.NET pages. How can I do
this? I know I can develop them in a local .NET solution, and copy the .aspx
and binary files to the server, but this seems rather unprofession to me,
since it will create a chaos into the project/code management.

Can anyone give me any suggestions?

Thanks,

Leo Muller


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Webmaster Keshet Interactive
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[Guest]

You can create ASP.Net solution targetting virtual directories with your ASP applications. Then you can develop ASP.Net module saperately in those applications directory.

While deployment, your directory structure will remain same and you can deploy both ASP and ASP.Net modules in the same root application

Hope this help

Avnees
MCAD, MCSD.Ne

----- Leo Muller wrote: ----

Hi

I am quite new to the ASP.NET development environment
At the moment I have about 6 large projects on Visual Interdev 6. What
want to do is to add into these projects some ASP.NET pages. How can I d
this? I know I can develop them in a local .NET solution, and copy the .asp
and binary files to the server, but this seems rather unprofession to me
since it will create a chaos into the project/code management

Can anyone give me any suggestions

Thanks

Leo Mulle


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Leo Muller ìéàå îéìÃ
Webmaster Keshet Interactiv
(e-mail address removed)
03 - 7676383 / 067 - 97298
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http://www.keshet-i.co
http://www.mooma.co
http://www.hakasefet.co.i
http://www.bip.co.i
http://www.keshet-tv.co

 

[Rimu Atkinson]

for asp and asp.net pages to share session variables, i think you neet to
set aspcompat = true in the web.config file. it should be fairly easy to add
new functionality in asp.net, while retaining the old asp files. but of a
maintenence nightmare, tho....

R

You can create ASP.Net solution targetting virtual directories with your

ASP applications. Then you can develop ASP.Net module saperately in those
applications directory.

While deployment, your directory structure will remain same and you can

deploy both ASP and ASP.Net modules in the same root application.