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hi all... i've already downloaded a copy of ASP.NET's installer.. i've got some apprehensions on installing it till the following questions are answered 
<BR><BR>1. Would ASP.NET in anyway interfere with my existing ASP pages?<BR>2. How do i serve ASP.NET pages? the same way i serve ASP pages?<BR>3. I've also came across info regarding ADO+, and i was wondering if i could still use ADO 2.5 in my ASP.NET pages...<BR><BR>i've got more questions but i forgot hehe ... anyway, i hope you guys could answer the questions and give additonal pointers on setting up and servin my ASP.NET pages... i'm really really very excited about this considering that not much developers here in the Philippines have tried using it.<BR><BR>Thanks!<BR><BR>andrei>1. Would ASP.NET in anyway interfere with my existing ASP pages?<BR><BR>Yes indeed.<BR><BR>2. How do i serve ASP.NET pages? the same way i serve ASP pages?<BR><BR>Yup.<BR><BR>3. I've also came across info regarding ADO+, and i was wondering if i could still use ADO 2.5 in my ASP.NET pages...<BR><BR>Well, it's called ADO.NET, and yes you can still use old school ADO, but you shouldn't. It will lead to performance degredation due to the fact that the ASP.NET will drop from a free-threaded processing model to a single-threaded processing model to handle the requested page using classic ADO.<BR><BR>Also, I'd highly suggest that you pick up a copy of Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET in 21 Days, a good book:<BR>http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672321688/4guysfromrollaco
<BR><BR>1. Would ASP.NET in anyway interfere with my existing ASP pages?<BR>2. How do i serve ASP.NET pages? the same way i serve ASP pages?<BR>3. I've also came across info regarding ADO+, and i was wondering if i could still use ADO 2.5 in my ASP.NET pages...<BR><BR>i've got more questions but i forgot hehe ... anyway, i hope you guys could answer the questions and give additonal pointers on setting up and servin my ASP.NET pages... i'm really really very excited about this considering that not much developers here in the Philippines have tried using it.<BR><BR>Thanks!<BR><BR>andrei>1. Would ASP.NET in anyway interfere with my existing ASP pages?<BR><BR>Yes indeed.<BR><BR>2. How do i serve ASP.NET pages? the same way i serve ASP pages?<BR><BR>Yup.<BR><BR>3. I've also came across info regarding ADO+, and i was wondering if i could still use ADO 2.5 in my ASP.NET pages...<BR><BR>Well, it's called ADO.NET, and yes you can still use old school ADO, but you shouldn't. It will lead to performance degredation due to the fact that the ASP.NET will drop from a free-threaded processing model to a single-threaded processing model to handle the requested page using classic ADO.<BR><BR>Also, I'd highly suggest that you pick up a copy of Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET in 21 Days, a good book:<BR>http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672321688/4guysfromrollaco