HTTPModule

What you want to do is not possible with managed code prior to IIS7.

Your choices are (in increasing difficulty):
1. Use IIS7 -- very easy -- simply GAC your HttpModule and add its
managed type to the default <modules> list and it's done.
2. Prior to IIS7, write ISAPI Filter with native code
3. Prior to IIS7, re-write ASP.Net to host its managed-to-native shim
as an ISAPI Filter instead

Thus, if you insist on staying with IIS5/6, easiest choice is to write
an ISAPI Filter. If you use IIS7, then you can directly use your
existing httpModule.


//David
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
//



Dan wrote:
> I'm developping a module to count the number of bytes pass to a IIS
> server for each request. I am working with IIS 5 and I use C# with .net
> framework 2.0
>
> My solution for the moment is a HTTPModule... I compile it and put the
> dll in the bin directory of each site under the dfault web site.
>
> Everything work fine with it, but what I want is to be able to produce
> a DLL and map it on my Default web site in IIS (Properties->home
> directory->configuration->mapping) like an old ISAPI filter. Is it
> possible to do it from a HTTPModule ? If not, is there others solutions
> ?
>
> thx
 >> Stay informed about: HTTPModule 

You might want to check out forums.asp.net. They have a forums specially
HTTP Modules. In IIS7, you'll be able to register this just like a
ISAPI-filter today.

Tx,

Steve Schofield
Microsoft MVP - IIS


"Dan" wrote in message

> I'm developping a module to count the number of bytes pass to a IIS
> server for each request. I am working with IIS 5 and I use C# with .net
> framework 2.0
>
> My solution for the moment is a HTTPModule... I compile it and put the
> dll in the bin directory of each site under the dfault web site.
>
> Everything work fine with it, but what I want is to be able to produce
> a DLL and map it on my Default web site in IIS (Properties->home
> directory->configuration->mapping) like an old ISAPI filter. Is it
> possible to do it from a HTTPModule ? If not, is there others solutions
> ?
>
> thx
>
 >> Stay informed about: HTTPModule 

Thanks a lot for all your answers. I finally kept my HTTPModule. I put
it in the GAC and I add an element HTTPModules in the machine.config.




David Wang a écrit :
> What you want to do is not possible with managed code prior to IIS7.
>
> Your choices are (in increasing difficulty):
> 1. Use IIS7 -- very easy -- simply GAC your HttpModule and add its
> managed type to the default <modules> list and it's done.
> 2. Prior to IIS7, write ISAPI Filter with native code
> 3. Prior to IIS7, re-write ASP.Net to host its managed-to-native shim
> as an ISAPI Filter instead
>
> Thus, if you insist on staying with IIS5/6, easiest choice is to write
> an ISAPI Filter. If you use IIS7, then you can directly use your
> existing httpModule.
>
>
> //David
> http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
> http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
> //
>
>
>
> Dan wrote:
> > I'm developping a module to count the number of bytes pass to a IIS
> > server for each request. I am working with IIS 5 and I use C# with .net
> > framework 2.0
> >
> > My solution for the moment is a HTTPModule... I compile it and put the
> > dll in the bin directory of each site under the dfault web site.
> >
> > Everything work fine with it, but what I want is to be able to produce
> > a DLL and map it on my Default web site in IIS (Properties->home
> > directory->configuration->mapping) like an old ISAPI filter. Is it
> > possible to do it from a HTTPModule ? If not, is there others solutions
> > ?
> >
> > thx
 >> Stay informed about: HTTPModule 

Hi,

Could please provide step by step process of loading an HTTPModule in IIS 6

> On Thursday, January 18, 2007 3:11 PM Dan wrote:

> I'm developping a module to count the number of bytes pass to a IIS
> server for each request. I am working with IIS 5 and I use C# with .net
> framework 2.0
>
> My solution for the moment is a HTTPModule... I compile it and put the
> dll in the bin directory of each site under the dfault web site.
>
> Everything work fine with it, but what I want is to be able to produce
> a DLL and map it on my Default web site in IIS (Properties->home
> directory->configuration->mapping) like an old ISAPI filter. Is it
> possible to do it from a HTTPModule ? If not, is there others solutions
> ?
>
> thx


>> On Thursday, January 18, 2007 7:15 PM Matthew R. Small wrote:

>> Hi Dan,
>> I think you've actually got the right idea here. The HTTP module is the
>> way you use managed code to acheive your ends in IIS 7. ISAPI filters are
>> the old way of handling the request - and require native code (C++)
>> programming. What is it you want to do with the ISAPI-type of dll that you
>> can't do with HTTPModule?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Matt Small
>>
>> "Dan" wrote in message
>>


>>> On Friday, January 19, 2007 12:24 AM Steve Schofield wrote:

>>> You might want to check out forums.asp.net. They have a forums specially
>>> HTTP Modules. In IIS7, you'll be able to register this just like a
>>> ISAPI-filter today.
>>>
>>> Tx,
>>>
>>> Steve Schofield
>>> Microsoft MVP - IIS
>>>
>>>
>>> "Dan" wrote in message
>>>


>>>> On Friday, January 19, 2007 12:51 AM David Wang wrote:

>>>> What you want to do is not possible with managed code prior to IIS7.
>>>>
>>>> Your choices are (in increasing difficulty):
>>>> 1. Use IIS7 -- very easy -- simply GAC your HttpModule and add its
>>>> managed type to the default <modules> list and it's done.
>>>> 2. Prior to IIS7, write ISAPI Filter with native code
>>>> 3. Prior to IIS7, re-write ASP.Net to host its managed-to-native shim
>>>> as an ISAPI Filter instead
>>>>
>>>> Thus, if you insist on staying with IIS5/6, easiest choice is to write
>>>> an ISAPI Filter. If you use IIS7, then you can directly use your
>>>> existing httpModule.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> //David
>>>> http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
>>>> http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
>>>> //
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Dan wrote:


>>>>> On Friday, January 19, 2007 9:52 AM Dan wrote:

>>>>> Thanks a lot for all your answers. I finally kept my HTTPModule. I put
>>>>> it in the GAC and I add an element HTTPModules in the machine.config.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> David Wang a =E9crit :


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