You don't need to do anything special or different than you do in ASP (or ASP.net for that matter). You just set up <a> tags that point to the asp pages, and target the correct frame. You can pass any parameters you need on the query string of the asp page.
<a href="myASPPage.asp?parm1=val1&parm2=val2" target="Frame2">Click Me</a>
Be aware however that all objects that are in the scope of the code execution (application, session, etc) are only accessible from within one execution environment (i.e. ASP or ASP.net). You can't share native session data.
Peter
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