Look at ApplicationPool. ManagedPipelineMode and ServerManager. ApplicationPools Properties.
So you can examine ApplicationPool. ManagedPipelineMode of the current AppPool about like this example do, but to do this for ApplicationPool of your application and not for the default application domain like the example do. The ServerManager.
ApplicationPools contain all pools including yours one.
I found a way in . NET 4.0 to do this without referencing the Microsoft.Web. Administration assembly.
The System.Web. HttpRuntime class has the UsingIntegratedPipeline boolean property.
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