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The HTTP - SYS) It Send The Request To Worker Process. Windows Activation Process Works As Mediator of

When a client requests an aspx page, HTTP.SYS in IIS receives the request and sends it to the appropriate worker process based on the application pool name registered with HTTP.SYS. The Windows Activation service mediates between HTTP.SYS and the worker process, which loads aspnet_isapi.dll to start the HTTPRuntime. HTTPRuntime creates HTTPApplication objects and passes all requests through HTTPModules and HTTPHandlers in the request pipeline before starting the ASP.NET page lifecycle.

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The HTTP - SYS) It Send The Request To Worker Process. Windows Activation Process Works As Mediator of

When a client requests an aspx page, HTTP.SYS in IIS receives the request and sends it to the appropriate worker process based on the application pool name registered with HTTP.SYS. The Windows Activation service mediates between HTTP.SYS and the worker process, which loads aspnet_isapi.dll to start the HTTPRuntime. HTTPRuntime creates HTTPApplication objects and passes all requests through HTTPModules and HTTPHandlers in the request pipeline before starting the ASP.NET page lifecycle.

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When client request for an aspx pages, request comes to kernel level off IIS means to HTTP.SYS . HTTP.

SYS receives the request and based on the application pool name [Which is already registered with the HTTP.SYS] it send the request to worker process. Windows Activation process works as mediator of them. w3wp.exe loads "aspnet_isapi.dll" files to start the HTTPRuntime . HTTPRuntime creates HTTPApplication objects and all request are passed through HTTPModule and finally reached to HttpHandler . This is the request pipeline. After end of Request pipeline ASP.NET Page lifecycle starts.

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