Iis - Split ASP Classic And .NET Into Separate App Pools?
Mar 6, 2011
to run asp.net and asp classic in separate app pools? The asp classic pages are mixed within the same asp.net application and its sub folders. Basically, I have a site and would like to run the asp.net portion in its own app pool and asp classic in a separate app pool. The intent is to run asp.net in a "web garden" configuration; we can not currently do this if asp.net and asp classic are in the same app pool, due to the fact that the classic portions rely on session variables in process.
We have considered rewriting the classic so that they are self contained in one directory, and switching to an SQL-based session storage for classic. We determined it was easier to attempt to split the app pools, as these two options would require a significant time investment.
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