wheelerbogota
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If I can write in C++ (or C#?) in ASP+ pages and that code will be translated to the IL and framework will create "final binary code" are there still any advantages of using ISAPI directly? Or I can create my project completely in ASP+?<BR>Couple words about my project. There is some utility wich uploads image files to a server and the server in its turn calls some image processing COMs on another computers. Finaly, the result must be downloaded back to the utility. I supposed to write ISAPI extention to process uploading, sending a request to im/processing computers and receiving the result back.<BR>Thanks in advanceYou should be able to write any application with ASP+ -- you should no longer have to escape to an ISAPI to do advanced stuff like you are mentioning above.<BR><BR>For the scenario you describe above, ASP+ will help in a number of ways:<BR><BR>1) We now provide built-in file uploading support<BR><BR>2) We now provide a built-in graphics package (System.Drawing) that can be used on the server to do image manipulation (resizing, overlaying, cropping, rotation, etc)<BR><BR>3) We now provide stream APIs that enable you to access the uploaded file directly (without having to save it to disk) as well as write back to the client the image manpulation result from system.drawing without ever having to save the file to disk.Thanks a lot. I thought about it. The bigest problem is an expecting time for .NET and all stuff of ASP+.