What is the path to use SSO for ASP Applications

We have a big Active Server Pages based web site.
And we want to integrate the whole site to Oracle Portal
Authentication and Security.
The ASP web site doesn't want to mantain user information.
What to do?
I found that external applications are not the solution for me.
And URL components doesn't managed the security when I follow a
link or submit a form, because I got a new page directly from
the url of the ASP web site
Please help me to understand what options for full integration
are available? And where do I need to add code for this?
Any idea will be appreciate

Refer following ink
http://blog.anthonybaker.me/2013/06/how-to-upload-file-from-windows-phone.html
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20876559/window-phone-8-how-to-read-files-from-savedpictures-folder-into-a-byte-buffer
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