Hi Torbjörn,

What you are describing is a non-trivial problem and will require some work to accomplish.

If you think you are up to it, I can give you a few pointers to get you started.

First, you are correct about avoiding the iframe implementation. It is fraught with perils such as cookie/authentication problems and so forth (along with the ones you described).

It is unlikely you will be able to implement a solid solution by porting your application to individual aspx pages. Although this is probably *possible* (by inheriting each page from the DNN pagebase), it is really a use of DNN that was not intended. You are very likely to run into administrative and navigational issues by going this route. DNN is really heavily geared toward a single entry point (one aspx file).

Given the above, the only real non-hack possibility is to port your coldfusion app into a DNN module. There is some reference material out there on module development, so I would suggest you check that out before architecting your solution. There are a lot of ways to go with this (one ascx controls for each coldfusion page, all functionality in one ascx, etc), so you have some thinking to do before moving ahead.

Hope this helps!

Brandon

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Brandon Haynes
BrandonHaynes.org

Torbjörn,

I suggest to use the migration wizard to migrate your data into SQL server and adopt the SQL statements as well - this will guarantee best performance and security.

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Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

   

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