How does ASP.NET work?

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Hello,
I'm currently designing a new programming language for the .NET
Framework and would like to be able to use that language in ASP.NET
pages. However, I don't know anything about ASP.NET or how .aspx pages
are run and executed by the server; I tried looking at some solutions
created with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and noticed that .aspx pages
are actually .cs (C#) files created by the form designer...

So, what is the best place to start in learning about the underworkings
of ASP.NET?



Thanks,
John
 
Hello (e-mail address removed),

Start from there http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ASP.net+page+life
Hello,
I'm currently designing a new programming language for the .NET
Framework and would like to be able to use that language in ASP.NET
pages. However, I don't know anything about ASP.NET or how .aspx pages
are run and executed by the server; I tried looking at some solutions
created with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and noticed that .aspx pages
are actually .cs (C#) files created by the form designer...

So, what is the best place to start in learning about the
underworkings of ASP.NET?

Thanks,
John
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cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche
 
If your language is CLS compliant and runs in the CLR and you've written a
compiler to take the code to IL, then you shouldn't have to worry about
anything else.

ASP.NET is not a language, nor is it an object model. It's an architecture.
As with any architecture, the language is secondary.
 
Hi, Scott.

Is there a standard formal test to verify that the language is CLS
compliant?


Thanks,
John
 
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