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Hello,
The server running IIS 5.0. There is a Visual Interdev asp site that I
would like to link (Href) to an asp.net application. It seems to me that
there may be no problem but I would like to get some opinions and gotchas
since I have never actually done this before. I need to build an emailer
(no, not spam) and would like to take advantage of the dotnet framework
instead of using Visual Interdev (VS6). Opinions please!

TIA,
Steven

we are currenlty using a portal written in ASP and all the data pages are in
..NET. so far we haven't experienced any issues. So you should be OK. Though
we are in the process of converting the Portal to .NET


"dev" <> wrote in message
news:uz2mcr#...
> Hello,
> The server running IIS 5.0. There is a Visual Interdev asp site that
I
> would like to link (Href) to an asp.net application. It seems to me that
> there may be no problem but I would like to get some opinions and gotchas
> since I have never actually done this before. I need to build an emailer
> (no, not spam) and would like to take advantage of the dotnet framework
> instead of using Visual Interdev (VS6). Opinions please!
>
> TIA,
> Steven
>
>

Thanks, Im going to give it a try.

"Mike" <> wrote in message
news:uTe$...
> we are currenlty using a portal written in ASP and all the data pages are
in
> .NET. so far we haven't experienced any issues. So you should be OK.
Though
> we are in the process of converting the Portal to .NET
>
>
> "dev" <> wrote in message
> news:uz2mcr#...
> > Hello,
> > The server running IIS 5.0. There is a Visual Interdev asp site
that
> I
> > would like to link (Href) to an asp.net application. It seems to me
that
> > there may be no problem but I would like to get some opinions and
gotchas
> > since I have never actually done this before. I need to build an
emailer
> > (no, not spam) and would like to take advantage of the dotnet framework
> > instead of using Visual Interdev (VS6). Opinions please!
> >
> > TIA,
> > Steven
> >
> >
>
>