ASP.NET :
- ASP.NET = ASP + .NET
- ASP.NET supports ASP objects [Request, Response, Session, Application, Server], it is added with new object cache.
- These objects can be called as ASP.NET Intrinsic Objects [ Object will be created implicitly, this makes intrinsic objects ]
- ASP.NET supports .NET High Level Language's for programming and Base Class Libraries can be used.
ASP (Active Server Page) :
ASP a technology comes with IIS in the form of asp.dll for server side code execution.
ASP comes with 2 things :
- Scripting Languages towards server side.
- Collection of objects called "ASP objects" - Example : Response, Request, Session, Application and Server. 
ASP.NET :
ASP.NET is a technology providing set of specifications towards web based application development this technology comes with .NET. ASP.NET supports different types of web application
- Normal Web Application :- webpages towards PC based Browser 
- Mobile Web Application :- webpages towards Mobile Device micro Browser 
- Web Services :- developing business logic towards business 2 business implementation 
- AJAX Web Application :- developing webpages with AJAX specification this will complete page submission and redirecting webpage. 
Difference Between ASP and ASP.NET :
| ASP | ASP.NET | 
|---|---|
| ASP is Interpreted language based on scripting languages like Jscript or VBScript. | ASP.Net is supported by compiler and has compiled language support. | 
| ASP has Mixed HTML and coding logic. | Separate code and design logic possible. | 
| Limited development and debugging tools available. | Variety of compilers and tools available including the Visual studio.Net. | 
| Limited OOPS support. | Completely Object Oriented. | 
| Limited session and application state management. | Complete session and application state management. | 
| Poor Error handling system. | Full proof error handling possible. | 
| No in-built support for XML. | Full XML Support for easy data exchange. | 
| No fully distributed data source support. | Fully distributed data source support. | 
 
 
 
 
 
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