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Asked: 2026-05-20T14:23:21+00:00

I’m working on one multi-tenancy application, where each tenant will have access to 1

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I’m working on one multi-tenancy application, where each tenant will have access to 1 or more “sub applications” (different ASP.NET MVC websites).

Later in time, I’ll have new versions for each sub application and I will end with:

Some tenants will want to have access to the latest versions, and some will still be using old ones.
This is what I’ve done.

Now I would like to keep “the subdomain versions” hidden for them. They will only access the domain: app1.domain.com
This “internal smart proxy” will have the core to know which version this tenant has access.

Anyone knows how I can do this? In a way that all my internal urls (links, images, JS, css, etc…), AJAX,etc, will work correcly?
Or point me to some tutorials/blog/forums where i can find that can help me?

Thank you very much.

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  1. Editorial Team

    What you are trying to build is in essence an HTTP proxy. The difference to most other proxies is just that the actual URL is built on the server side.

    There many different ways to do this. I’d choose one of the following:

    • Create an HTTP handler, in which case you could use this code project article as a starting point.
    • Use ASP.NET MVC. Create a “catch all” route and pipe that through one single action method.

    Either way, you will have to

    • Analyze the HttpContext.Current.Request object and build a suitable outgoing URL
    • Use a HttpWebRequest to fetch the data from the actual website. Remember to mimic the original request header plus request content (usually POST parameters) if applicable.
    • Output the Response Header from the server and then output the data you just fetched.
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