Configure asp in iis

Yes you can, but they will not share the session memory. I have an old ASP website and have replaced the main page with a asp.net page with a masterpage/content page setup. I use asp.net to send emails instead of the old asp/com components.

One work-a-round the session sharing issue is to create a bridge page that does an exchange of session data using form post or querystring. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479313.aspx

Also if you just add an asp page in your existing asp.net application it will not run. You'll need to set up the entire app in IIS so that both the ASP and ASP.NET pages will run like it will on the server.

Hope this helps.

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Abhimanyu K Vatsa14y ago
Yes you can, but they will not share the session memory. I have an old ASP website and have replaced the main page with a asp.net page with a masterpage/content page setup. I use asp.net to send emails instead of the old asp/com components.

One work-a-round the session sharing issue is to create a bridge page that does an exchange of session data using form post or querystring. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479313.aspx

Also if you just add an asp page in your existing asp.net application it will not run. You'll need to set up the entire app in IIS so that both the ASP and ASP.NET pages will run like it will on the server.

Hope this helps.