Bill Crawley
January 30th, 2009, 04:30 AM
Hi All,
We have an ASP.Net 2.0 in C# Application and some of the redirects are to Classic ASP Pages. The overall app is to complex to port all the Classic ASP given the time frame, so I need to make a few changes on both sides.
I open the C# Project in VS2005 and can step the code as expected. However, I want to step to the Classic ASP page to continue debugging when I hit the response.redirect line.
How do I set my project up to allow me to step across to the classic asp page.
We have an ASP.Net 2.0 in C# Application and some of the redirects are to Classic ASP Pages. The overall app is to complex to port all the Classic ASP given the time frame, so I need to make a few changes on both sides.
I open the C# Project in VS2005 and can step the code as expected. However, I want to step to the Classic ASP page to continue debugging when I hit the response.redirect line.
How do I set my project up to allow me to step across to the classic asp page.