This is already built into ASP. NET 3.5 SP1 with the UrlRoutingModule. For details check out this article If a hosting company supports ASP.NET 3.5 SP1, it will support this.
This is already built into ASP. NET 3.5 SP1 with the UrlRoutingModule. For details check out this article.
If a hosting company supports ASP. NET 3.5 SP1, it will support this.
Thanks for the answer. I attempted to use this method for my project and it works great in Visual Studio and fails horribly when published to my web server. There's no compilation errors so I expect that my service provider has SP1 installed.
The ashx pages load perfectly if I request them directly in the browser but I'm getting 404 errors when using my routes. – Kivin Feb 8 '10 at 9:11.
First, I'm looking for a a small example of how to handle a series of RESTful URLs, such as /Account/{userName} and /Account/{userName}/Profile with a single HttpHandler. At this time, I'm not interested in embracing MVC or using the REST Starter Kit. Should I place the HttpHandler class in a Class Library?
Should I publish to the root of the RESTful URL? My second issue stems from the fact that my ASP.NET hosting is done through a web-hosting company.
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