There is no direct way of doing this, but I've cooked up a workaround for an
existing site that works something like this:

1. Navigate to an ASP page (transfer.asp), which dumps out the contents of
the Session object to an XML document, named after the ASP Session ID

2. Navigate to an ASP.NET page (transfer.aspx) passing the ASP Session ID as
a parameter. This page then reads the XML document generated by
transfer.asp, and dumps the key/pair information into the ASP.NET Session
object, and then deletes the source XML document.

It's horribly clunky, but it works.


<charles.lam@g...> wrote in message news:179032@a..._professional...
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> Hi !
>
> Do you know how to sharing/passing application and session variable
between
> .asp and .aspx files within the same web server ?!
>
> e.g.
> application("dsn")
> session("password")
>
> Cheers,
> Charles.
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