http.ini in asp.net
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I have used httpd.ini file for ISAPIs in Classic asp which dynamically get the url for .asp file. How I can use this file with asp.net.
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I have used httpd.ini file for ISAPIs in Classic asp which dynamically get the url for .asp file. How I can use this file with asp.net.
You can't. What does it do ? You can write HTTP handlers in ASP.NET.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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I have used httpd.ini file for ISAPIs in Classic asp which dynamically get the url for .asp file. How I can use this file with asp.net.
AFAIK, ASP.NET don't have that. There are commercial libraries available which does IIS ISAPI rewriting. But easy way would be to use
HttpModule
and rewrite the URL. There are free libraries available like Urlrewriter.net. Try thatNavaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions
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You can't. What does it do ? You can write HTTP handlers in ASP.NET.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
These are html url for asp files when the name of the asp page match with the html url it get that url and the viewer doesn't see the original url. SEO also use prefer it in search point of view. Example : Rewrite /www.websitename/sitemap.html /sitemap.asp [I] sitemap.asp is the original url while it will display sitemap.html.
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These are html url for asp files when the name of the asp page match with the html url it get that url and the viewer doesn't see the original url. SEO also use prefer it in search point of view. Example : Rewrite /www.websitename/sitemap.html /sitemap.asp [I] sitemap.asp is the original url while it will display sitemap.html.
You can use a http handler for that, I believe. You sure can't use an ini file from ASP.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.