asp.net 2.0 handler useage

  • Thread starter Thread starter Aaron
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Yes, it is. HTTP handler can be mapped to a file extension (such as .zip),
so that file with a name plus that extension (anyfilename.zip) does not
physically exist. E.g request is then processed by the handler.

You just need to do the mapping in IIS and in ASP.NET's web.config file so
that IIS and ASP.NET know that extension is going to be served by ASP.NET
and a custom HTTP handler (in ASP.NET)

For the reference:;

Introduction to HTTP Handlers
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms227675.aspx
 

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