Custom HttpModule for IIS 7 for integrated?

From what I can see you're on the right track. Have you made sure your site's application pool is set to Managed Pipeline mode? Also if you're testing this with the built in Visual Studio web server (Cassini) then the system.

WebServer section will be ignored. You'll need IIS7 or IIS7.5 Express if you want the module to load from there.

From what I can see you're on the right track. Have you made sure your site's application pool is set to Managed Pipeline mode? Also if you're testing this with the built in Visual Studio web server (Cassini) then the section will be ignored.

You'll need IIS7 or IIS7.5 Express if you want the module to load from there.

Thanks for the fast response, I did set the application pool to managed pipeline mode. I tried it out using IIS express on my local machine, and when that didn't work, I published the site to an server with IIS 7. There I could see the module beeing loaded, but it is never fired.So I'm gessing its something else I'm doing wrong... – Jonas Verdickt May 10 at 6:41 A syntax error in my web.

Config and some clean/build solution and publishes later, it seems to work... – Jonas Verdickt May 11 at 13:13 @jonas - nice one :) – Kev? May 11 at 13:14 @jonas could you expand upon the web. Config issues you found?

I'm experiencing a similar problem and wondering if I have the same problem you had. – theycallmemorty Aug 24 at 18:59 @theycallmemorty Sorry but what I did was basically some trial and error, so I don't really remember what I did to solve this issue... – Jonas Verdickt Aug 31 at 13:40.

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