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> The scripts are interpreted and run on the server when the page that
> contains them is hit, generating HTML, as necessary, and are capable
> of invoking and activating standard COM objects on the server.  IIS
> keeps track of session and application scope.  It provides objects
> that give access to the session and application scope.
> 
> It's actually very cool stuff.


Does it conform to any RFC's, or is it more microsquid propriatary stuff
that only runs on their crappy NT servers?

In other words, is it OPEN?

Blaine