C# mvc3 redirect sitemap.xml to controller action?

You can use MVC's routing feature to achieve this.

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I want to redirect each call on a website made for domain.com/sitemap.xml to a controller action. How can I achieve this? I've got this till so far, but the statuscode returned is an 302.

I want to return an 200 status with it, but still redirect / rewrite to an controller action. The reason i'm asking is that I want each call for the mentioned url redirected to a controlleraction. The controller does some foo en generates an xml sitemap.

Then the output of this controlleraction needs to be returned. Protected void Application_BeginRequest() { //Check if an call for the sitemap. Xml has been made if (Request.

Path == "/sitemap. Xml") { Response. RedirectToRoute("XmlSitemap"); } } c# asp.

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You can use MVC's routing feature to achieve this: routes. MapRoute( "Sitemap", "sitemap. Xml", new { controller = "Home", action = "Sitemap" } ); With this placed placed in your global.

Asax file, all requests to domain.com/sitemap.xml will be routed to the Home controller's Sitemap action.

Stupid me, the routing can already catch the url and redirect it to the right controller. Was creating unnecessary difficulties for my own this way. Thanks!

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