Sharing authorization/authentication between Classic ASP and ASP.NET pages?

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    Default Sharing authorization/authentication between Classic ASP and ASP.NET pages?

    I have an administrative website that I've built that needs to incorporate
    both Classic ASP and ASP.NET pages. The site needs basic password protection

    Can anyone suggest approaches for sharing a single login/authorization
    scheme among both the ASP.NET and the classic ASP pages? I am a reasonably
    experienced developer and am comfortable writing code. I just need to know
    the right conceptual tack to take on this.

    Alternately, if there are widgets out there that have already solved this
    problem, I'm not averse to using/buying a solution.

    Thanks for any pointers.


    Ken Fine Guest

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    Default Re: Sharing authorization/authentication between Classic ASP and ASP.NET pages?

    In your ASP page, try using the following code as a test

    <%
    for each cookie in Request.Cookies
    Response.Write cookie & " - " & Request.Cookies(cookie) & "<br>"
    next
    %>

    This will show all the cookies available. You could perhaps use one of them
    for authentication.

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