Leveraging httpModules for Better ASP.NET Applications

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This Wrox Blox explains how to create different types of custom modules for ASP.NET web sites. Custom ASP.NET Modules are a great way to program advanced features to your web site. This Wrox blox discusses the difference between a custom httpModule and the Global.asax file. It also covers the steps in the ASP.NET pipeline. The examples include using a custom module to configure a site's initial settings, a background worker thread, and an IP blocker. Other examples show how to add content to the content being sent to the client, URL Rewriting, and a custom error handler. Table of Contents' Introduction to httpModules 1'' How httpModules Are Processed 2 Modules versus Global.asax 3 A Minimal Custom httpModule 3 ASP.NET Page Life Cycle 5 Registering a Custom httpModule 7 Default httpModules 7 Remove Registered Modules 8'' Use a Custom Module to Configure the Site 9 Creating a Background Thread Process 11 Modify Rendered Content 13 Optimizing the Response Output 16 Create an IP Filter 22 Rewrite a Request 25 A Custom Error Handler 28 Custom Modules in IIS 7 32 Summary 35 About Chris Love 36'

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