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ASP or ASP.NET

hertz · 2003-11-04 17:05:23

Is ASP.NET worth all the hassle, If your doing programming for a web site what extra stuff can ASP.net do?? ASP.net seems alot of hassle to set up, Im trying to set up a personal server at home using IIS on XPpro, it seems real awkward Im thinking of just going with ASP. Any feed back? Hertz

04-11-2003 5:05pm

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hertz

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Is ASP.NET worth all the hassle, If your doing programming for a web site what extra stuff can ASP.net do?? ASP.net seems alot of hassle to set up, Im trying to set up a personal server at home using IIS on XPpro, it seems real awkward Im thinking of just going with ASP.

Any feed back?

Hertz

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#2 04-11-2003 5:14pm

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I'd say yes, it is.....although to be fair, I've only been using it for intranet applications, and I have concerns about how useable its increased usage of "round-trips" to the server would be if not run at LAN speeds.

jc

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