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ASP for New site

how far this will go?

         

chikung

11:46 pm on May 20, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I would like to use asp for my new site. Currently I am not into .net and I don't have time to update and build .net. If I make my site in ASP, do I haveto convert it in .net (aspx)in the near future? If it is so,I have to re-register all the pages.

Easy_Coder

12:23 am on May 21, 2004 (gmt 0)

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No you should not have to convert it. I suspect that Microsoft will support ASP for at least the next 7 years. You'll need to keep your ap on a machine that will process asp pages that's all.

raptorix

12:17 am on May 25, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Conversion from asp to .net is normally not to hard.
But to keep it simple, its important that you keep your application organised:

-Try to work with a relational database and make use of stored procedures and or views
-Make use of function libraries, especially in case of database actions
-Use includes as much as possible

And to be honest, the step from classic asp (vbscript) to ASP.NET is not very hard. We just ran a small project and thought it would be fun to to it in .NET (client was only interested in the visual part of the project). I must say that we did build in the same time, but learned a lot and made benefit of a lot of cool .NET functionality like datagrids,encryption classes,paging systems, etc. So i really would advise you to check some .net stuff i.e. w3schools who have some really nice tuts and samples.