ASP Classic Compiler is now available in NuGet

I know this is very, very late, but I hope it is better than never. To make it easy to experiment with ASP Classic Compiler, I made the .net 4.x binaries available in NuGet. So it is now extremely easy to try it:

1. From the package console of any .NET 4.x web project, run “Install-Package Dlrsoft.Asp”.
2. To switch from AspClassic to Asp Classic Compiler in the project, add the following section to the system.webServer handlers section:

     <system.webServer>
       <handlers>
         <remove name="ASPClassic"/>
         <add name="ASPClassic" verb="*" path="*.asp" type="Dlrsoft.Asp.AspHandler, Dlrsoft.Asp"/>
       </handlers>
     </system.webServer>

   Comment out the section to switch back.
3. Add a test page StringBuilder.asp:

   <%
       imports system
       dim s = new system.text.stringbuilder()
       dim i
       
       s = s + "<table>"
       for i = 1 to 12
           s = s + "<tr>"
           s = s + "<td>" + i + "</td>"
           s = s + "<td>" + MonthName(i) + "</td>"
           s = s + "</tr>"
       next
       s = s + "</table>"
       response.Write(s)
    
   %>

   This code uses the .net extension so it will only work with Asp Classic Compiler.

Happy experimenting!