Process .asp Extensions Using The .Net Handler?
Jan 11, 2011
I have an older classic ASP website that I am migrating over to IIS7.5. I don't feel like installing classic ASP on the server, and so I just want the .asp files to be treated as if they were .aspx files.
How do I go about doing this in IIS7.5?
EDIT: To clarify, I am NOT asking how to get classic ASP code to work under .Net. I am just asking how to map the .ASP file extension to be handled by the .net runtime. I will upgrade the code in the .asp files to .net.
EDIT:
I gave up and ended up installing classic ASP, as I couldn't get the mapping to work (received a combination of 404.17 and 404.3 errors). I marked David Lively's answer as correct as it was the most detailed and helpful.
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