I\'m using visual studio 2008 for a classic asp application. Will I be able to upgrade to visual studio 2010?
I've found this msdn page
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms241740.aspx
it says:
Although the primary focus of Web debugging in Visual Studio 2010 is ASP.NET, you can also debug legacy ASP Web applications.
ASP Web applications consist of scripts, which run on the client in .htm files and on the server in .asp files; the Global.asa file; and .cdf files. Scripts can be in VBScript, JScript, or a mix of VBScript and JScript. They may also be mixed with HTML code and COM objects. You can debug ASP Web applications containing all of these elements.
Right now I'm working on classic asp pages with visual studio 2008 an everything works fine, I can even debug classic asp...
Still couldn't try it with vs 2010, but the page above gives me some hope...