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- IIS URL Rewriting and ASP. NET Routing | Microsoft Learn
In this scenario, you can use the URL Rewrite module to enforce canonical URLs and perform redirection, and use ASP NET routing to select a handler that would process the requested URL path The following example shows a URL rewrite rule that you can use for this scenario:
- asp. net mvc - How to create an MVC route to intercept classic ASP URLs . . .
How do I construct a route so that MVC will intercept the classic ASP URL and instead execute an MVC action? I am migrating a legacy classic ASP application to MVC, and need to have MVC intercept a couple of the legacy ASP URLs because they are major endpoints for external access to the application
- Redirecting ASP. NET Legacy URLs to Extensionless with the IIS Rewrite . . .
ASP NET MVC has always supported friendly URLs and more recently, so has Web Forms That means if you don't want to have the aspx extension, you certainly don't have to However, there's a LOT of existing legacy apps out there as well as apps that you may not have full control over
- Using IIS Rewriting with MVC Routes to Keep Your Routes Simple
If you already have a legacy ASP NET Web application and do not want to change it, use the URL-rewrite module The URL-rewrite module allows you to translate search-engine-friendly URLs into a format that your application currently uses Also, it allows you to create redirect rules that can be used to redirect search-engine crawlers to clean URLs
- Creating Rewrite Rules for the URL Rewrite Module
The URL rewrite module is an extension to IIS which is available as a download for your stand-alone IIS Server, and is also pre-installed on any website on Windows Azure Web Sites (WAWS) and available for your use This walkthrough will guide you through how to create and test a set of rewrite rules for the URL Rewrite Module
- Classic ASP and MVC - CodeProject
While the MVC pattern is relatively new, the Classic ASP is really old There is no real built-in ASP router in the IIS Thus we need to call The Page (default asp) However there are couple of tricks to make nice URLs: URL rewrite; using URL's like http: localhost ?home Index or http: localhost ? home Index with slight changes to the Router
- How redirect to MVC routes using a old asp site url correctly?
For old aspxs page, it's possible create aspx pages on the new site root with the same name that the old site and redirect on Page_Load from codebehind protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) Response RedirectToRoute(new { controller = "Contact", action = "Index" }); For html page you can define a simple refresh on meta tag
- Redirect, RedirectToRoute and RedirectToAction in ASP. NET MVC
For example, suppose, we want to redirect to the URL: https: dotnettutorials net, then we need to use the Redirect method as shown in the below code public class HomeController : Controller { public RedirectResult Index() { return Redirect("https: dotnettutorials net"); } }
- asp. net mvc - Is it possible to maintain the url while redirecting to a . . .
To accomplish this I implemented a dummy ProductController which returns a RedirectResult to the classic asp url But that changes the url in the browsers navigation bar Requirement has it, that the urls should always be a clean (mvc) one, eventhough the page has not yet been fully migrated
- Some Useful IIS Rewrite Rules - OdeToCode
A tricky scenario was preserving some endpoints that used the classic ASP NET page name of “default aspx” in the URL For example, the list of all blog posts used to exist at blogs all default aspx, but I wanted to redirect these requests and avoid the page name
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