Any way to add HttpHandler programmatically in .NET?
I’ve been researching this a bit but haven’t come across an answer — is there any way to programatically add an HttpHandler to an ASP.NET website without adding to the web.config?
I’ve been researching this a bit but haven’t come across an answer — is there any way to programatically add an HttpHandler to an ASP.NET website without adding to the web.config?
What is the difference between IRequiresSessionState and IReadOnlySessionState beside the inability of the second to save changes to the session variables?
Can someone explain in less than 2 sentences the difference between both? Yes, I know google can provide hundreds of answers but not one in 2 clear sentences:)
My question is simple (although the answer will most likely not be): I’m trying to decide how to implement a server side upload handler in C# / ASP.NET.
UPDATE I was able to get everything to work properly and I just wanted to post back with the updated code. I used Darin Dimitrov’s suggestion on using a separate generic http handler for handling the file uploads and so this is the code I came up with for that… let me know if you … Read more
So I’ve been trying to map an http module to a sub-path of an MVC3 site. It should be pretty simple as I understand it, but it has not been working. The module is setup like so:
On IIS 7, I’m trying to use custom HttpHandler for my ASP.NET web application. I use pipeline mode “classic”, .NET version is 4.0.30319, my web.config configuration for the handler is:
Hey guys, tryed to clean up my last post so here it goes.
What is the fastest way to execute a method on an ASP.NET website?
I’m still trying to load my image from database.
But that’s not so easy with my skins to understand the shots :
Using Handler
I read this stuff and was on trying to make it but I found only one method :
Mapping some my page (in webconf) to this handler (ashx)