Can an .asp extension be redirected to an .aspx web application bythe server in IIS 6

[The Great Pawn Hunter]

Hi,
We have an old .asp application. We want to write a new .aspx
application to replace it. However, many other programs still
reference the old .asp. What I want to do is have the .aspx run
instead of the .asp when these other applications run the .asp
program. Can the main.asp program be redirected to the .aspx
program? Hopefully by the server? We are running IIS 6.

Manny

 

[Alex Meleta]

Hi

Guess <% response.redirect "where.apsx?" & Request.QueryString %> can be
the way for both of your reqs

Regards,
Alex Meleta
[Tech Blog: http://devkids.blogspot.com]

T> Hi,
T> We have an old .asp application. We want to write a new .aspx
T> application to replace it. However, many other programs still
T> reference the old .asp. What I want to do is have the .aspx run
T> instead of the .asp when these other applications run the .asp
T> program. Can the main.asp program be redirected to the .aspx
T> program? Hopefully by the server? We are running IIS 6.
T> Manny
T>

 

[The Great Pawn Hunter]

Hi

Guess <% response.redirect "where.apsx?" & Request.QueryString %> can be
the way for both of your reqs

Regards,
Alex Meleta
[Tech Blog:http://devkids.blogspot.com]

T> Hi,
T> We have an old .asp application.  We want to write a new .aspx
T> application to replace it.  However, many other programs still
T> reference the old .asp.  What I want to do is have the .aspx run
T> instead of the .asp when these other applications run the .asp
T> program.  Can the main.asp program be redirected to the .aspx
T> program?  Hopefully by the server?  We are running IIS 6.
T> Manny
T>

Thanks Alex,

However, I found there is a redirect in IIS that does the trick It is
good
to have options though.

Thanks