I have some REST services using plain old IHttpHandlers. I’d like to generate cleaner URLs, so that I don’t have the .ashx in the path. Is there a way to use ASP.NET routing to create routes that map to ashx handlers? I’ve seen these types of routes previously:
i’m trying to store some values in the Session from a Handler page, before i do a redirect to a WebForms page, that will pick up the Session values and pre-fill the WebForm: public class Handler : IHttpHandler { public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) { … context.Session["StackOverflow"] = "overflowing"; context.Response.Redirect("~/AnotherPage.aspx"); … } … } Except context.Session … Read more
I need to track when a pdf is opened in my web app. Right now I am writing to a database when a user clicks on the link and then using window.open from the code behind which isn’t ideal since Safari blocks popups and other web browsers give a warning when it runs so I was thinking would a Filehandler be what I need to use. I haven’t used a Filehandler in the past so is this something that would work? The pdf is not in binary form, it’s just a static file sitting in a directory.
What is an HttpHandler in ASP.NET? Why and how is it used?
I have an ASP.Net single-file web service (a .ashx file containing an IHttpHandler implementation) which needs to be able to return errors as responses with 500 Internal Server Error status codes. This is a relatively straightforward thing to do in PHP:
I’m writing a IHttpHandler and I’ll need to implement a IsReusable property. When I look at the MSDN documentation it says:
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:
I’m trying to get a custom handler to work for a specific URL (or set of URLs) in ASP.NET 3.5.
I have a file upload in my site which is done using uploadify it uses a ashx page to upload file to database.It works fine in IE but in Mozilla the context.Session is getting null.I have also used IReadOnlySessionState to read session.
I’m serving up an image from a database using an IHttpHandler. The relevant code is here: