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Migrating from ASP to ASP+
ASP+ is designed to be fully backward compatible with earlier versions of ASP.
However, there are several areas where this compatibility is less than perfect;
and other areas where you really ought to consider updating your pages to get
the best out of the new runtime system with ASP+. This session examines the
issues involved when migrating an existing site to ASP+ from ASP 3.0 and earlier
versions of ASP. It also looks at the way that you can run existing ASP pages
alongside your ASP+ applications - including the limitations that this imposes.
We look at the differences in the scripting/programming languages that can be
used, the way that your existing COM and COM+ components are instantiated and
managed, and the new additions to the ASP object model that ASP+ introduces. We
also overview the underlying changes to the .NET runtime in ASP+, and see how
this affects Web application design.
