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Catch HTML output Using IHttpModule

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    Hello, I'm working on a project which requires to capture the Html output page. Since it's website, i cannot override Render method of each & every page. So i decided to go for IHttpModule. Can anyone help me, how should i achieve this? :confused: :confused:

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      Hello, I'm working on a project which requires to capture the Html output page. Since it's website, i cannot override Render method of each & every page. So i decided to go for IHttpModule. Can anyone help me, how should i achieve this? :confused: :confused:

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      Use the HttpContext.Current.Response.Output stream to write to the stream before it gets to the client.

      Daniel Minnaar Lead Software Developer

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        Use the HttpContext.Current.Response.Output stream to write to the stream before it gets to the client.

        Daniel Minnaar Lead Software Developer

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        No, i'm not getting it right... the stream i captured from HttpContext.Current.Response.OutputStream does not have anything... Can u show me, how to process that stream... Thank You...

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