Re: silverlight question

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On Dec 5, 12:59 pm, "Hillbilly" <someb...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You're the one that presented himself as a johnny come lately though and
while you may know OOP you're now talking web development which is very much
different as it is exponentially more complex for various reasons state
management being one of the fundamentals.

And as a qualified Winforms developer you should use google and find the
many articles that discuss various methodologies for reusing Session state
while migrating from ASP.

Finally, Silverlight really is a steep learning curve. Even for those with
Winforms experience. I keep being directed to silverlight.net and asp.net so
I think I too should return the favor ;-)

"CSharper" <cshar...@xxxxxxx> wrote in message

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On Dec 4, 9:23 pm, "Hillbilly" <someb...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:





The only thing slowly about Silverlight is learning how to use it; its a
serious learning curve. You've made the right choice in C# but its a real
challenge unto itself particularly OOP which you likely have no clue about
buried in ASP for so long.

"CSharper" <cshar...@xxxxxxx> wrote in message

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I know I am in a wrong forum for this question, but I know there is
too much knowlege here so some one might able to help.

I have a classic asp project and it is huge. We didn't convert it to
asp.net because of the sesssion issues we faced and amount of time we
need to spend on it. Now that silver light is out, I think I could
slowly replace the asp with asp+silver light and move the code to C#.
I would like if any one attempted it and how can I go about it?

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I am sorry, I am coming from winform application, I have developed
apps in OOP for long time and I just got moved to this project so I
think I can handle OOP :)
I was able to to do head start by installing silver light components
and then in VS 2008, I opened the ASP web site and then added a silver
light component to it and it seems to be working. How do I get session
variables and others from classic asp. What I don't know is classic
ASP. Funny huh?
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Thank you very much for your input in this matter.
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