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Cutting Edge: ASP. NET Client-side Hosting with Cassini

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In the September and October 2000 issues of MSDNÃÂ® Magazine I discussed how to build a client-side environment for ASP applications; that is, a serverless environment to run ASP pages (see Cutting Edge: A Client-side Environment for ASP Pages and Cutting Edge: A Client-side Environment for ASP Pages-Part 2).

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MSDN Magazine January 2003

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