Can my MVC2 app specify route constraints on Query String parameters?

QueryString parameters can be used in constraints, although it's not supported by default. Here you can find an article describing how to implement this in ASP.NET MVC 2.

You don't need a route for this. It is already handled by the default model binder. Query string parameters will be automatically bound to action arguments.

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