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Passing variables between ASP and ASP.Net pages

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    Hello all Gurus, :) As you’ve guessed, I was wondering how could I pass variables between ASP pages to an ASP.Net application staring page. I have as site done with ASP at which the user login and then there is a link that will start my new ASP.Net web application, so all what I need is that the ASP site gives the username to the ASP.Net application. The second thing is, about the session between the 2 sites, if I started the ASP.Net application from the original site (the ASP one) am I goanna be starting a new session, or what I be continuing with the old session (the one already exist for the ASP site) Thank you very much for all your help, and awaiting your valued responses. Regards

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      Hello all Gurus, :) As you’ve guessed, I was wondering how could I pass variables between ASP pages to an ASP.Net application staring page. I have as site done with ASP at which the user login and then there is a link that will start my new ASP.Net web application, so all what I need is that the ASP site gives the username to the ASP.Net application. The second thing is, about the session between the 2 sites, if I started the ASP.Net application from the original site (the ASP one) am I goanna be starting a new session, or what I be continuing with the old session (the one already exist for the ASP site) Thank you very much for all your help, and awaiting your valued responses. Regards

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      DotNet WebDev Newbe wrote: I have as site done with ASP at which the user login and then there is a link that will start my new ASP.Net web application, so all what I need is that the ASP site gives the username to the ASP.Net application. Doce username and pass it in URL. DotNet WebDev Newbe wrote: The second thing is, about the session between the 2 sites, if I started the ASP.Net application from the original site (the ASP one) am I goanna be starting a new session, or what I be continuing with the old session (the one already exist for the ASP site) Session in ASP and ASP.NET work completly seprately, they can't share data to each other. You can't use ASP Session in ASP.NET . You have to create new one. Mazy No sig. available now.

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        DotNet WebDev Newbe wrote: I have as site done with ASP at which the user login and then there is a link that will start my new ASP.Net web application, so all what I need is that the ASP site gives the username to the ASP.Net application. Doce username and pass it in URL. DotNet WebDev Newbe wrote: The second thing is, about the session between the 2 sites, if I started the ASP.Net application from the original site (the ASP one) am I goanna be starting a new session, or what I be continuing with the old session (the one already exist for the ASP site) Session in ASP and ASP.NET work completly seprately, they can't share data to each other. You can't use ASP Session in ASP.NET . You have to create new one. Mazy No sig. available now.

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        Thank you very much for your response

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