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One Web.config For All Developers
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Working on a multi-developer ASP.NET project while sharing one web.config can be time consuming and troublesome. Usually, each developer may have path and other settings specific to their development machine, such as Database connection strings, paths, e-mail addresses, etc. For example, each developer on a project may be running a database locally that the application relies on during development. Therefore, the connection string would be different for each developer.
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ASP to ASP+ Migration
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Microsoft is set to release an exciting upgrade to ASP later in 2000. This is a major upgrade unlike the minor changes from ASP 2.0 to 3.0. Unlike past upgrades, however, this one will not be painless. When they designed ASP+, Microsoft had to make the hard decision occasionally to break backward compatibility in the interest of improved functionality and features. Before embarking on the inevitable—and not painless—migration to ASP+, it's best to know what compatibility issues you'll have to deal with. This article covers Compatibility Issues, API changes, Semantic Changes, VB Language Changes, and more.
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Introduction to ASP.NET
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Review the features and shortcomings of classic Active Server Pages. Understand the advantages of an ASP.NET application. Learn about server controls and events in ASP.NET. Create a simple Web Service in ASP.NET.
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Converting ASP to ASP.NET
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This article begins with an examination of a typical data-driven ASP application and then explains how to do a minimalistic port from ASP to ASP.NET and steps and tips on converting your application fully to ASP.NET. Topics covered:Running ASP and Microsoft ASP.NET on the same Web server, Examining a common ASP application, and Porting the ASP application to ASP.NET.
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