Difference between asp and asp.net?
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Answer / uma
Asp:---
1) asp is script based ,so that it is executed in
interpeter.performance it is very slow.
2) it doesn,t have server controls
3) only one session mode "inproc"
4) only inpage technique is allowed
5) validations are wriiten manually
6) caching canot be performed
Asp.net:----
1) asp is compliler based ,so that it is executed in
complier.performance it is very fast.
2) it have server controls
3) session mode "inproc","ottproc","Stateserver"
4) inpage and codebehind technique is allowed
5) validations are present
6) caching techinues are 3 types
a)page output caching
b)page fragment
c)data caching
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Answer / mukkamalla prasastha
1.Scripting is seperated from html
2.The coede is compiled as dll
3.All controls supports events in asp,net
4.Better scalabilitry
5.Better security that is authentication and authorization
6.Better controls
7.Better language support
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Answer / priyavani
ASP was Microsoft's first server-side script engine for
dynamically-generated web pages.
ASP.NET is a web application framework developed and
marketed by Microsoft to allow programmers to build dynamic
web sites, web applications and web services
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Answer / saurabh
In classic ASP, there was no server controls. You have to
write all html tags manually.ASP.NET offers a very rich set
of controls called Server Controls and Html Controls. It is
very easy to drag and drop any controls to a web Page.
check this link for detail
http://www.mindstick.com/Blog/72/Difference%20between%20asp%
20and%20asp%20net
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