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Suppose that both FirstModule and SecondModule handle the Application_BeginRequest event. Will it execute in the order defined in the web.config? <httpModules> <add type="MyApp.FirstModule, MyApp" name="FirstModule"/> <add type="MyApp.SecondModule, MyApp" name="SecondModule"/> <add type="OtherApp.OtherModule, OtherApp" name="OtherModule"/> </httpModules> Are there other ways that the order can be specified? According to this forum post , HttpModules are executed in the order in which they were registered. This makes sense to me, because otherwise the <clear> and <remove> directives would also

We have a URLRewriting module that is using a Response.Redirect in the BeginRequest event method to change the destination page. Would it be better to use Server.Transfer or Server.TransferRequest instead of Response.Redirect? There are other HTTP Modules in the solution, will I bypass any of the other modules by using Server.Transfer or will the server begin as though it is a new request, just saving the round trip to the browser? Will the client notice any differences and will the server treat the request differently in anyway? The following questions cover the differences between redirect

I use an MVC folder structure where the URL routes happen to match the directory names, eg.: <proj>\My\Cool\Thing\ThingController.cs Needs to be accessible by this url: http://blahblah/My/Cool/Thing I have the MVC routing working but unfortunately when relying on default {action} & {id}, IIS Express is routing the request to DirectoryListingModule instead, since it directly matches a folder name. Directory listing is disabled of course so instead I get: The Web server is configured to not list the contents of this directory. Module DirectoryListingModule Notification ExecuteRequestHandler

Overview I want to be able to modify request parameters and content to 3rd party web services (ArcGIS Server). This will be used to create a security layer that exists between any client application and the server application. I think that I have found a solution but I am current having some difficulties in the implementation. Potential Solution: Modify Request with a Custom Request Filter For the solution I implemented a custom request filter loosely based on the sample shown on MSDN . I have 'enhanced' the code so that I can search and replace the necessary content using regular expressions.

I'm trying to access a Page within an HttpModule and I think I should do this by calling HttpContext.Current.Handler (This should reference the current page) but I'm getting null all the time. I'm developing using .Net 3.5 framework. I'm checking this on AuthorizeRequest and AuthenticateRequest Thanks. Probably, the request has not been handed out to a handler yet (for example, you're in BeginRequest ). In AuthorizeRequest and AuthenticateRequest , the handler has not been created yet. (A handler should not be created if the request is denied) Therefore, this property is null. Why do you the

I have the following module public class LowerCaseRequest : IHttpModule { public void Init(HttpApplication context) { context.BeginRequest += new EventHandler(this.OnBeginRequest); } public void Dispose() { } public void OnBeginRequest(Object s, EventArgs e) { HttpApplication app = (HttpApplication)s; if (app.Context.Request.Url.ToString().ToLower().EndsWith(".aspx")) { if (app.Context.Request.Url.ToString() != app.Context.Request.Url.ToString().ToLower()) { HttpResponse response = app.Context.Response; response.StatusCode = (int)HttpStatusCode.MovedPermanently; response.Status = "301 Moved

I would like to register an HttpHandler to include all subfolders of a root folder regardless of how far down they are nested. I would have expected the behavior with the below code to do just that but in fact it only includes items directly in the root folder. <httpHandlers> <add verb="*" path="root/*" type="HandlerType, Assembly" /> </httpHandlers> I can of course register as below to include anything that is second tier, however have yet to encounter a way to just say anything below root. <httpHandlers> <add verb="*" path="root/*/*" type="HandlerType, Assembly" /> </httpHandlers> This is