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ASP.NET AND ASP

Asked by: VBdotnet2005

The company I am working for is using ASP. I have been using ASP.net and never I have experienced in ASP classic. How much of a different it is? I need advices.

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2006-11-26 at 23:17:00ID22072991
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Answers

 

by: ivostoykovPosted on 2006-11-26 at 23:23:49ID: 18017557

Hi VBdotnet2005,

from dev point of view there are many diferent things. Underground is the same.

Regards

!i!

 

by: daniel_ballaPosted on 2006-11-26 at 23:24:57ID: 18017560

Hi VBdotnet2005,
It is very different. The first thing you should try would be to talk them into upgrading to ASP.NET :)
ASP is an HTTP module and it doesn't do very much on itself. Think of ASP.NET and scrap all server objects but the Request and Response. In order to use anything else you would need to use activex-es. For example instead of using ADO.NET that is out of the box with ASP.NET you would create an instance of the ADO activex and use it instead. That applies to MSXML and so forth. bottom line: your development time will be much longer, mainenability much poorer and performance much poorer as well.

Cheers!
Dani

 

by: sandip132Posted on 2006-11-26 at 23:54:17ID: 18017642

It's not easy to explain the difference between ASP and ASP.NET, but the second is object oriented and all the element of the page are object.
In ASP.NET you can use the language you want to use to prodece the page (VB.NET or C#).
All the code is in a particular file that is not including in the web pages and you must recompiling when you make changes, because ASP.NET using compiling language.
The compiling of the page was made at the server the first time and in the next run reuse this compiling result.
This is a simple introduction to the differnce between this two language, but is not sufficient to define the difference of this two languages.

Biggest noticeable difference: ASP (Classic ASP as it is known) is a Script Language (i.e VBScript), where as ASP.NET is a the web formulation of a Compiled Language (i.e. Visual Basic, C#, J#, C++.Net)

please ref This:
http://www.tutorial-web.com/asp.net/

 

by: DreamMasterPosted on 2006-11-27 at 01:34:32ID: 18017974

Hi sandip132,

I don't have much more to add except maybe that ASP.NET is not a language at all, it's an environment in which you can develop websites in a variety of programming languages. That's where sandip132 nailed it.. ASP is a Scripting language, whereas ASP.NET is a programming environment where you program using a variety of object oriented programming languages. VB.NET, C# are the most commonly used ones.

I came from programming in standard ASP and it was quite easy to slip into the world of ASP.NET development, I can imagine it would be harder going the other way around.

Regards,
Max.

 

by: daniel_ballaPosted on 2006-11-27 at 01:42:27ID: 18018000

Max, surely ASP is just the IISAPI extenstion. The actual scripting languages are VBScript or JScript.
However this is just a minor technicality and I agree with Max's position.

 

by: DreamMasterPosted on 2006-11-27 at 05:04:17ID: 18018840

You are right daniel_balla, I hate it when I miss technicalities like that ;)

Regards,
Max.

 

by: sandip132Posted on 2006-11-27 at 20:24:43ID: 18025339

I agree, posted some unknown/wrong contents by mistake. I am Sorry for that.

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