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Old October 20th, 2003, 09:25 AM
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Post IIS 6 and ASP 3

Sorry if this is a silly question but can IIS 6 run my existing ASP 3.0 applications without modification?

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Yes it can; however, there are a few items that will not work. For example IIS 6 no longer supports CDONTS so any code, such as email routines, will have to be re-written using CDOSYS.

Parent Paths is also disabled by default on IIS 6 and for security reasons should remain that way. Any "includes" statements that are using relative parent paths will have to be changed to use virtual paths. For example:

include file="../filename.ext" will generate an error.
Use include virtual="/virtual_path/filename.ext" instead

These are the 2 most likely problems you may encounter.

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