Mixing ASP Classic to ASP.NET

Note:
The purpose of this demo is to test whether ASP classic can mix up with ASP.NET. Most ASP classic programmers
wanted to view themselves on .NET on how to gradually migrate their codes to ASP.NET or to the extent of defying the rule of programming by allowing the two world co-exist.In computer world, everything is possible
from hardware to software. Programmers who command the game will always do some breaking of barriers to meet their needs or just for fun. In the end , they need a lot of work-around. As we always say, its a matter of coding and everything boils on CODES.

Still i strongly believe to follow standards and encourage/suggest if it is not really need to maintain old-codes, better yet MIGRATE YOUR CODES.

Because of Sir Voodz encouragement and JP curiousity smile, I've got to challenge again myself which I found it very
interesting and cool. This is the only way I refresh my mind and not burying my brain to office works. I miss teaching and I miss the everyday challenges we have in the school.
Happy Coding!!!

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http://www.baguiocityonline.com/daforum/
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Smartclient

Ever wanted to make a program that would let the user work and feel the desktop UI
while on the background it is accessing the webserver/application server . Having conflicts on Ajax and lot of scripts in browser.
Try the following:

ClickOnce .NET
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Requirements:
VS 2005/above with .NET 2.0
* cons - the client machine where you want the program to be run must have .NET 2.0 framework installed,
i think not really cons
Java Web Start
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Requirements:
Any editor you can do java programming
* not really cons - the client machine where you want the program to be run must have
Java Web Start engine installed. Installed Java Runtime (JRE 1.5 above)

PROS - Both would allow the developer to update the program on the server and let the client
update their program as well.
- Deployment is very easy as oppose to client-server.
- combines thin & thick client.
- Developer who is at ease of doing Win Forms or Java Forms/Swing and still wanted to have
the look & feel, and UI desktop operation as opposed to Browser (Thin) based client program
(of course if you are Ajax/RIA masters you can defy the barriers of the browser UI )

Happy coding ...