We are accessing ASP.NET file from a classic ASP file. After that we are accessing a Classic ASP file from the same ASP.NET file, it is destroying all the application and server variables of the Classic ASP. It is happening only in Windows 2003 Server. Could you please help us to tackle this issue?
Without understanding how you are trying to share state, I have no clue. Most likely you have a session on start in the ASP.NET that writes the values. The issue here being that you are probably not checking to see if there are already values there prior to trying to set them. That is where I would look first. -- Gregory A. Beamer MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA Subscribe to my blog http://feeds.feedburner.com/GregoryBeamer# or just read it: http://feeds.feedburner.com/GregoryBeamer ******************************************** | Think outside the box! | ******************************************** "Shyju" wrote in message news:FC5057E4-FC31-4500-91B9-B5DCEE742627@microsoft.com... > We are accessing ASP.NET file from a classic ASP file. After that we are > accessing a Classic ASP file from the same ASP.NET file, it is destroying > all > the application and server variables of the Classic ASP. It is happening > only > in Windows 2003 Server. Could you please help us to tackle this issue?
