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Instead of adding a handler via an entry in the web.config file. Is it
possible to add a httphandler in code at runtime ?
If so how is it done ?
Michael Lang
MS.NET Developer
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Maybe I'm thinking wrong here, but if you add a handler at runtime, that
would defeat the purpose...an httphandler is executed/used before the
runtime code (where you would add it) gets executed...an httphandler acts
more like an ISAPI filter...

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Instead of adding a handler via an entry in the web.config file. Is it
possible to add a httphandler in code at runtime ?
If so how is it done ?

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I'm thinking wrong here, but if you add a handler at runtime, that would defeat
the purpose...an httphandler is executed/used before the runtime code (where you
would add it) gets executed...an httphandler acts more like an ISAPI
filter...</FONT></SPAN></DIV>
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<DIV><SPAN class=306513223-17022002><FONT face=Arial size=2>Instead of adding
a handler via an entry in the web.config file.  Is it possible to
add a httphandler in code at runtime ?</FONT></SPAN></DIV>
<DIV><SPAN class=306513223-17022002><FONT face=Arial size=2>If so how is it
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MessageI wouldn't say you're thinking wrong at all.... I was thinking
perhaps that it might be possible to add handlers programatically at some
point when the application is starting up... perhaps as a call from the
global.asax file.

That way it would be possible to make a single call to a reusable component
to set up a set of default handlers that could be reused across several web
applications.

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Maybe I'm thinking wrong here, but if you add a handler at runtime, that
would defeat the purpose...an httphandler is executed/used before the
runtime code (where you would add it) gets executed...an httphandler acts
more like an ISAPI filter...
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Instead of adding a handler via an entry in the web.config file. Is it
possible to add a httphandler in code at runtime ?
If so how is it done ?
Michael Lang
MS.NET Developer
http://www.michaellang.com.au

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