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I’ve created HttpModule in ASP.NET, and configured it successfully.
My problem is, the module is called only when I give the URL extension (i.e. aspx), if i dont put any extension, the module won’t be called.
How can I solve this?
thanks
The problem is that the request is not being handled by ASP.Net – IIS 6 and below only invokes ASP.Net when it encounters a filename that it associates with ASP.Net, such as an .aspx or .axd file extension.
This is similar to the problem faced when attempting to deploy MVC applications to IIS 6 or below (IIS fails to route the requests to ASP.Net), and the solutons are also similar – you can either individually map every extension you wish to see handled to
aspnet_isapi.dllthe ASP.Net handler (which still won’t work for URLs that don’t have extensions), or you need to use a wildcard mapping to tell IIS to direct all requests to ASP.Net – note that this will include images and other static files which might get handled less efficiently than normal.The article Deploying ASP.NET MVC to IIS 6 discusses the solutions for deploying MVC applications to IIS 6 – this discusses potential solutions with greater detail than I have space for here.