Answer Posted / 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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