IIS - ASP/ASP.Net on
Asked By BabuLives
25-Sep-07 04:06 AM
Hi,
We have a windows 2000 server running IIS 5.0 with some 15 ASP
applications.We are rite now planning to install .Netframework 1.1 and
2.0 for deploying ASP.net applications in the same server with IIS
5.0 . It would be very helpfull if you guys throw some light on the
possible impact on the existing ASP applications when we install .Net.
I heard there will not any major problem for the existing ASP
applications but still like to confirm with you guys or if you guys
can give me some advise on how to proceed this it will be helpful.
Thanks in advance.
regards,
satheesh
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BabuLives replied...
The subject is ASP/ASP.Net on IIS 5.0.
David Wang replied...
Well, I do not see how our words are any more official than what you
have heard... but the answer to your question is that no, you should
not encounter any problems running ASP and ASP.Net application side-by-
side on IIS5.
In fact, ASP applications and ASP.Net applications will run in
completely different processes isolated from one another, so unless
they intentionally share other resources, like a common logfile path,
shared VB/ActiveX COM component, or system RAM, there will be no
interaction.
And even if there is adverse interaction, it has nothing to do with
running ASP and ASP.Net applications side-by-side. Why? Because the
interaction is with a shared resources that is not ASP/ASP.Net
specific. It is a systemic issue that will happen regardless of the
platform that you use. It just happens that you see it with ASP and
ASP.Net, but it is not unique to it, and therefore it is not an
incompatibility between ASP and ASP.Net
//David
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
//
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