global.asax and inline code

My theory is that developers are better off with an
HttpModule, as
global.asax has a tendency to become a big ball of mud.
Developers still
writing / porting ASP script are looking for the equivalent
of global.asa.
Just say no to global.asax.

--
Scott
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oCode.com/blogs/scott/


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>
> I searched to see if anyone had a good answer for this,
but can anyone
> tell
> me why global.asax is now implemented as inline script
instead of a
> code-behind file?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Shawn Wildermuth
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