Asp.net request pipe line

Hi Maheswar,

The Pipeline Process Model

The ASP.NET HTTP pipeline relies on Microsoft® Internet Information Services (IIS) to receive the requests it is going to process (it can also be integrated with other Web servers). When IIS receives an HTTP request, it examines the extension of the file identified by the target URL. If the file extension is associated with executable code, IIS invokes that code in order to process the request. Mappings from file extensions to pieces of executable code are recorded in the IIS metabase. When ASP.NET is installed, it adds entries to the metabase associating various standard file extensions, including .aspx and .asmx, with a library called aspnet_isapi.dll.

Please refer the below link for more details.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188942.aspx

http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/videos/02_aspdotnet_2_0_request_pipeline_processing/

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Satyapriya Nayak15y ago
Hi Maheswar,

The Pipeline Process Model

The ASP.NET HTTP pipeline relies on Microsoft® Internet Information Services (IIS) to receive the requests it is going to process (it can also be integrated with other Web servers). When IIS receives an HTTP request, it examines the extension of the file identified by the target URL. If the file extension is associated with executable code, IIS invokes that code in order to process the request. Mappings from file extensions to pieces of executable code are recorded in the IIS metabase. When ASP.NET is installed, it adds entries to the metabase associating various standard file extensions, including .aspx and .asmx, with a library called aspnet_isapi.dll.

Please refer the below link for more details.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188942.aspx

http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/videos/02_aspdotnet_2_0_request_pipeline_processing/

Thanks
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