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Consuming .NET Web Services from Classic ASP with the Microsoft SOAP Toolkit
by Srinath MS
The Microsoft SOAP Toolkit makes it easy to use .NET web services from classic ASP.
Simplify Classic ASP Debugging in VS 2005
by Srinath MS
Like its predessor, VS 2005 does not allow you to debug classic ASP pages by default. Instead, you have to do it manually.
How To Debug Classic ASP Pages in VS 2005
by Srinath MS
VS 2005, like its predessor, does not allow debugging for classic ASP pages, by default. This forces you to attach the ASP worker process (
w3wp.exe
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The
#flastmod
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#fsize
Server-side Includes
by Srinath MS
The
#flastmod
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#fsize
server-side includes provide important information on web pages hosted by classic ASP web sites.
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