Still 1 billion ASP pages all around the world: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=filetype%3Aasp!
"Homelidays Session Service" makes it easier for developer to store the classic ASP session state into a Microsoft SQL Server database and to share it with ASP.NET.
It's developed in C++ for Classic ASP and in C# for ASP.NET.
Homelidays Session Service is live on http://www.homelidays.com
Storing the session state in an external storage (Microsoft SQL Server database):
Eases the migration from classic ASP to ASP.NET allowing a step by step migration;
Allows a Classic ASP site using "Session" to be state less.
Read more: Codeplex
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