The 2nd configuration will cause *. Aspx get handled by StaticFileHandler because the files do exist so they meet the criteria for the handler. However, the handler is configured not to serve these files and produces a 404 message instead A better solution would be to use an HttpModule implementation such as URL Rewrite Module to rewrite virtual paths to pages or handlers.
The 2nd configuration will cause *. Aspx get handled by StaticFileHandler because the files do exist so they meet the criteria for the handler. However, the handler is configured not to serve these files and produces a 404 message instead.
A better solution would be to use an HttpModule implementation such as URL Rewrite Module to rewrite virtual paths to pages or handlers.
I am trying to process both ". Aspx" and non-extension page requests (i.e. Aspx and /contact/) using a custom HttpHandler in IIS7.
My handler works just fine in either one case or the other, but as soon as I try to process both cases, it only works for one. Please see Handlers snippet from my web. If I keep only mapping to "*.
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