Advanced Asp.Net Concepts And Constructs
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This document provides an overview of key concepts for integrating IIS and ASP.NET, including HTTP modules, handlers, the virtual path provider, URL rewriting, response filters, and the configuration runtime API. It discusses how requests are processed, the role of identities, and practical uses of these techniques.
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