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2. How to host classic ASP with your AS... How to host classic ASP with your ASP.NET Core project

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   # Host classic ASP in an ASP.NET Core 8 project

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   I have a situation where I need to migrate a very old classic ASP website gradually into an ASP.NET Core 8 website. 

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   In my research I found many people asking how but never found a fully working example, so I want to share this for others.

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3. How to synchronize classicASP sessio... How to synchronize classicASP session with ASP.NET Core 8

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   # How to synchronize classicASP session with ASP.NET Core 8

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   This is related to my [other gist](https://gist.github.com/ktownsend-personal/fc7246d1b02952eb8d2474e720f69e1b) where I use both ASP.NET Core 8 and classic ASP in the same website. You'll probably want to read that too if you're needing to do what I describe in this gist.

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   My original version of this was for MVC 5 several years ago. I have a separate [gist of the MVC 5 version here](https://gist.github.com/ktownsend-personal/f5097181c7fda9189be143b5feca18ac). It worked so well I decided to refactor it for a new project I'm working on. 

4. How to synchronize classicASP sessio... How to synchronize classicASP session with ASP.NET MVC 5

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   # How to synchronize classicASP session with ASP.NET MVC 5

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   This is related to a gist I wrote for doing this with ASP.NET Core 8, which was a refactor based on this code. I'm just dumping the old code here for reference. Read [that gist](https://gist.github.com/ktownsend-personal/4d72f269d95a10acf9da57d284820ab8) for full description of the strategy and challenges I had to overcome.

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   This older version is using ActionFilter on the MVC 5 side of things to coordinate sync and puts a class holding the data and helper methods in the controller's ViewBag with a handy extension method to access it. The new refactor for ASP.NET Core 8 is using a scoped service class you can inject where you need it.