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Published on November 16, 2007 by pharr
Updated on November 16, 2007 by pharr
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Introduction Extensibilitywas not a priority on the IIS 6.0 feature list. The IIS team had to deal with more urgent issues: improving security, reliability and performance. IIS 6.0 is a huge step forward with regard to these particularissues. IIS 7.0 brings ...
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Building Web server add-ons and extensions is simpler and less time-consuming because IIS 7.0 supports .NET extensibility through the IHTTPModule and IHTTPHandler interfaces that ASP.NET developers already know and use today. This tutorial covers building ...
Introduction IIS 7.0 allowsfor extending the serverby modules which aredeveloped in two ways: Using managed code, and the ASP.NET server extensibility APIs Using native code, and the IIS 7.0 native server extensibility APIs Unlike the previous versions of ...
Introduction IIS 7.0 allows for extending the serverby moduleswhich aredeveloped in two ways: Using managed code, and the ASP.NET server extensibility APIs Using native code, and the IIS 7.0 native server extensibility APIs In the past, ASP.NET modules were ...
Introduction IIS 7.0 now features the ability to plug-in and use custom developed managed modules to accomplish many different tasks and use those modules for all sorts of content. However, the question arises: what happens ifthe module has problems or difficulties ...
This is a sample of how to write a native (C++) module that will dynamically insert an user-configured watermark into an image being served, as well as how to extend the configuration and the inetmgr UI tool to provide easy administration of the new module ...
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