ASP in an ASP.net Document?

[K]

Is it possible to use classic ASP inside an ASP.net document? Using SSI to
call the ASP page?

I am trying to modify an ASP.net site (Citrix Web Interface) by adding some
features, but I don't know ASP.net well enough, so was going to do it in
classic ASP and call it with SSI into the right place in the document.

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:

Is it possible to use classic ASP inside an ASP.net document? Using SSI to call the ASP page?

No.

The calls to ASP and ASP.NET pages are handled by different ISAPI applications.

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"K" <@.wrote in message news:uS**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

Is it possible to use classic ASP inside an ASP.net document? Using SSI to call the ASP page?

I am trying to modify an ASP.net site (Citrix Web Interface) by adding some features, but I don't
know ASP.net well enough, so was going to do it in classic ASP and call it with SSI into the right
place in the document.

[Mischa Kroon]

"K" <@.wrote in message news:uS**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

Is it possible to use classic ASP inside an ASP.net document? Using SSI
to call the ASP page?

I am trying to modify an ASP.net site (Citrix Web Interface) by adding
some features, but I don't know ASP.net well enough, so was going to do it
in classic ASP and call it with SSI into the right place in the document.

If you want a simple solution then the best you can do is use an Iframe.
In the Iframe reference an .asp page.

There will still be some communication problems between the 2 though.
They can't read each others session variables.

But this might get the job done.

[K]

>Is it possible to use classic ASP inside an ASP.net document? Using SSI

>to call the ASP page?

I am trying to modify an ASP.net site (Citrix Web Interface) by adding
some features, but I don't know ASP.net well enough, so was going to do
it in classic ASP and call it with SSI into the right place in the
document.

If you want a simple solution then the best you can do is use an Iframe.
In the Iframe reference an .asp page.

There will still be some communication problems between the 2 though.
They can't read each others session variables.

But this might get the job done.

Thank you

I don't need data transfer between the two at all so that sound like it will
work fine for me.