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HOW TO: Rewrite URL / Implement URL Rewriting in ASP.NET
Solution
Reference articles: - Tip/Trick: Url Rewriting with ASP.NET by Scott Guthrie - Examines four approaches: 1) Use Request.PathInfo Parameters
Instead of QueryStrings; 2) Using an HttpModule to Perform URL Rewriting; 3) Using
an HttpModule to Perform Extension-Less URL Rewriting with IIS7; 4) ISAPIRewrite
to enable Extension-less URL Rewriting for IIS5 and IIS6; also discusses how to handle ASP.NET postbacks correctly with URL rewriting.
- URL
Rewriting by Salman (CSharpFriends) - simple implementation of URL rewriting logic
within the Application_BeginRequest() method of the Global.asax file.
- Rewrite.NET -
A URL Rewriting Engine for .NET by Robert Chartier (15Seconds.com). Solution steps:
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Create the HttpModule to process the web request and rewrite the URL
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Add the handler in Web.config
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Create a configuration section in Web.config to define URL mapping rules
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Add extensibility by creating a rules engine interface
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Write class or classes to implement rules engine interface
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Add code to the HttpModule to dynamically load the desired rules from Web.config
- URL
Rewriting in ASP.NET by Scott Mitchell (MSDN) - examines how to implement URL
rewriting in a HTTP module; also explains how to handle postbacks.
- URL Rewriting
with ASP.NET by Richard Birkby (CodeProject) - shows how legacy ASP sites can
be upgraded to ASP.NET, while maintaining links from search engines. Solution steps:
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Create the configuration section in Web.config for defining URL mapping rules
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Write the configuration section handler class, incorporating the URL rewriting logic
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Create a call to handler in Global.asax in Application_BeginRequest() method
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Compile the code and install the rewriter assembly in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
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Configure IIS to map non- .aspx files to the ASP.NET ISAPI extension
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