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I want to enable my site for better indexing through search engines, =
etc.

What I want is something like:

http://mysite.com/press/2002/05/01/default.aspx
But really it would display content for
http://mysite.com/press/pressrelease.aspx?date=3D05012002

I have a handler that will capture the request but have 2 questions.

(1) Right now I could only get the handler to apply for path=3D"*"...I =
want to
limit it to whenever someone requests the "/press/" content...
(2) In my handler I can't figure out how to execute that logic... I =
tried a
context.Server.Execute("/press/pressrelease.aspx?date=3D05012002") but =
that
didn't work

Thanks in advance,

Tim

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I want to enable my site for better =
indexing through search engines, etc.


What I want is something like:


<A HREF=3D"http://mysite.com/press/2002/05/01/default.aspx">http://mysite.com/press/2002/05/01/default.aspx</U=
></A>

 But really it would display content =
for <A =
HREF=3D"http://mysite.com/press/pressrelease.aspx?date=3D05012002"><FO=
NT COLOR=3D"#0000FF" SIZE=3D2 =
FACE=3D"Tahoma">http://mysite.com/press/pressrelease.aspx?date=3D05012002=
</A>


I have a handler that will capture the =
request but have 2 questions.


(1) Right now I could only get the =
handler to apply for path=3D"*"…I want to limit it to =
whenever someone requests the "/press/" =
content…

(2) In my handler I can't figure out =
how to execute that logic… I tried a =
context.Server.Execute("/press/pressrelease.aspx?date=3D05012002&quo=
t;) but that didn't work

Thanks in advance,


Tim

 

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Mark Bruce

This link provide what you want.
http://www.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/2002/02feb02/qa0202/qa0202-1.asp

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Tim Heuer

Okay, a twist on this idea...

What if the content (thus the RewritePath URL) is a classic ASP
page...currently the machine.config denies the serving up of .asp files
under the ASP.NET worker process. My app is a classic ASP app and I
want to use this mechanism to serve up content but am trying to avoid
using a response.redirect instead of a context.RewritePath...

I have not found a solution yet and have tried modifying machine.config
to have .asp handled by a different factory (didn't work because of the
page logic and use of VBScript). I tried Server.Transfer and that
(oddly enough) did not work for me either.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

Tim

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Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 9:49 PM
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This link provide what you want.
http://www.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/2002/02feb02/qa0202/qa0202-1.a
sp

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Mark Bruce

Your orignal requirement was:

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But, due to the change in scope of your problem, now requiring cross process/platform execution
paths, my next recomendation would be to write yourself an ISAPI dll and handle it that way.

Other wise, keep it simple and use redirects.

HTH,
MArk

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Paul D. Murphy

I've seen a control -- sorry, don't remember where -- that would suck an
html page from another website and display the contents. If there is
some logical structure that you can use to map the Uri path to the
classic asp page a control like this would work.

Simply generate the appropriate Uri in your Http module and then assign
that value to the control in the aspx page that handles the loading and
display. Turn on output caching and you should be good to go.

Paul

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From: Mark Bruce [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]=20
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 12:46 PM
To: aspnghttphandlers
Subject: [aspnghttphandlers] Re: How to...

Your orignal requirement was:

[Original message clipped]

But, due to the change in scope of your problem, now requiring cross
process/platform execution
paths, my next recomendation would be to write yourself an ISAPI dll and
handle it that way.

Other wise, keep it simple and use redirects.

HTH,
MArk

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> > want to limit it to whenever someone requests the "/press/"
content...
> > (2) In my handler I can't figure out how to execute that logic... I

[Original message clipped]

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