Asp pages and asp.net pages can be placed and run together in the same 
web application. The only problem is the session data that can not be 
shared by these two. If your asp application does not use a session 
object (most likely it does), they should work together fine. If the 
session object is involved, you may need a way to re-assign session data 
when switching from asp to asp.net, vice versa. 

Tom

> Has anyone combined "classic" ASP and ASP.NET into a single solution?  
Or 
h> eard of anyone that has done it?  Or seen any documentation about this?

> I have inherited an "off the shelf" solution that is classic ASP, but 
n> eed to augment those pages with additional pages.  However, the 
c> orporate direction is toward .NET.

> Even things as simple as authentication seem to get quite complicated 
w> hen you try to glue these two together.

> Looking for any random thoughts.

> Thanks,
R