I know that ASP.NET is *fully* compatible with ASP3, but would you get any of the advantages of .NET (I mean the caching, connection handling, etc) simply by renaming your existing pages .aspx and putting them in a .NET environment?<BR><BR>Converting ASP to ASP.NET is not as simple as renaming the files from .asp to .aspx. Since ASP.NET pages are created with VB.NET (not VBScript) and there are some syntactical changes between the two, migration is not that simple. (Be sure to read the article Changes from VB6/VBScript to VB.NET: http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/053001-1.shtml )<BR><BR>Also, there are issues when working with classic COM components. When Microsoft releases the ASP.NET bits there will be some whitepapers on performing such conversions.
Getting benefits the easy way?
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