How to set IIS httpmodule events
I have developed a HTTP Module which I have installed on IIS7 at SERVER level from the UI. I am a bit confused (mainly because I'm not a developer and I'm still learning IIS). The module works fine for sites or applications where the application pool is set to Default App Pool, but if Classic .NET AppPool is used the INIT event in my module doesn't fire. Since both native and managed code access the same pipeline, do developers using managed code continue to interface with iHttpModule if IIS 7.0 is running integrated mode?
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The HttpModule does not replace the target of a request, however the HttpModule receives notification at various processing points during the lifespan of a request. The integrated pipeline allows both native and managed code operate as equals. It is exciting to have this feature, before this a person had to develop or purchase an ISAPI extensions / filters. we can see the implications of this fundamental difference between HttpHandlers, which provide a class instance per request, and HttpModules which provide a single class instance for all requests per application.
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