ASP vs. ASP.NET and Web Tools
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I need to write a pro-quality database web application, using all MS technologies. I can't emphasize enough that The app must have COM controls that do not use .NET! Well, I am thinking about ASP.NET. How difficult is that to use with COM objects in a web application? What is the development environment for ASP.NET? I assume VS 7.0? (I am a VC 6.0 guy). Can Visual Studio 7.0 be used to develop for ASP and COM without using .NET?
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I need to write a pro-quality database web application, using all MS technologies. I can't emphasize enough that The app must have COM controls that do not use .NET! Well, I am thinking about ASP.NET. How difficult is that to use with COM objects in a web application? What is the development environment for ASP.NET? I assume VS 7.0? (I am a VC 6.0 guy). Can Visual Studio 7.0 be used to develop for ASP and COM without using .NET?
Popeye Doyle Murray wrote: How difficult is that to use with COM objects in a web application Easy, just add a reference to the project and whoala. Popeye Doyle Murray wrote: What is the development environment for ASP.NET? I assume VS 7.0? Yes, also you can try a WebMatrix, wich is free (and yet from Microsoft) Popeye Doyle Murray wrote: Can Visual Studio 7.0 be used to develop for ASP and COM without using .NET? Yes Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer
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I need to write a pro-quality database web application, using all MS technologies. I can't emphasize enough that The app must have COM controls that do not use .NET! Well, I am thinking about ASP.NET. How difficult is that to use with COM objects in a web application? What is the development environment for ASP.NET? I assume VS 7.0? (I am a VC 6.0 guy). Can Visual Studio 7.0 be used to develop for ASP and COM without using .NET?
I'm curious as to the requirement for COM and no .NET? If this is a web app what does it matter what you use on the backend?
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I'm curious as to the requirement for COM and no .NET? If this is a web app what does it matter what you use on the backend?
Mark Nischalke wrote: I'm curious as to the requirement for COM and no .NET? We have existing C++ classes that are required for some of the data processing, and these do not use .NET (and we use VC++ 6.0 only, to keep cost down and productivity up). So to leverage the existing code, they will be wrapped in COM objects. Mark Nischalke wrote: If this is a web app what does it matter what you use on the backend? Mainly what I stated above, but it is also because the web app may actually be sold to customers on installed on their servers, so it affects the customers system requirements. I am curious your perspective on those answers.
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Mark Nischalke wrote: I'm curious as to the requirement for COM and no .NET? We have existing C++ classes that are required for some of the data processing, and these do not use .NET (and we use VC++ 6.0 only, to keep cost down and productivity up). So to leverage the existing code, they will be wrapped in COM objects. Mark Nischalke wrote: If this is a web app what does it matter what you use on the backend? Mainly what I stated above, but it is also because the web app may actually be sold to customers on installed on their servers, so it affects the customers system requirements. I am curious your perspective on those answers.