MBR IT/.NET 247 : System.Web.IHttpHandlerFactory Interface [Articles]

One of the questions that experienced web developers typically ask when learning the ASP.NET framework is this: When I want to transfer control to a new page from the current page, how do I create an instance of the next page and pass it the state of the current request? To accomplish this, the default mechanism provided by the ASP.NET framework is to redirect the browser to the next page using the Page.Navigate() method.

HTTP Handlers and HTTP Modules

15 Seconds

Using HTTP handlers and modules.

URL Rewriting in ASP.NET

MSDN

Scott Mitchell shows how you can dynamically intercept an incoming Web request and automatically redirect it to a different URL.

Using the TreeView Control

C#Today

One of the most common ways of representing data, and one used all the time by Microsoft, is in the form of a tree. In this article, Matthew Reynolds takes a look at how we can build an application that uses the classic "Tree on left, data on right" TreeView approach (a familiar example of this being Windows Explorer). We will see how to create an extensible architecture that provides a decent separation between data and presentation, and also see how to create user controls to support the editing of each of the application items.

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