How Application Extension Mapping supported by Host?

[Jarvis]

I am learning that Http Handler can process its own file extension but I could not find any host provider which supports to add own Application Extension Mapping.

I am very appreciated if you could let me know some such host providers.
Thanks

[Baser-X]

Hi,
if you are using II5 Then IIS6 should work exactly the same way as IIS5 in this regard.
You can certainly configure IIS to only forward .jsp requests to Weblogic
via iisproxy.dll by configuring an Application Extension Mapping for the
.jsp extension to iisproxy.dll. You can also simultaneously configure
.foobar to iisproxy.dll as well, so both extensions are forwarded to
Weblogic via iisproxy.dll.

The only thing you'll need to do additionally on IIS6 is to add a Web
Service Extension to enable the particular iisproxy.dll, full pathname.

so, you just need to do is use .jsp

And of course, IIS can assign an ISAPI DLL to any number of extensions that
you want in any arrangement, so I'm not certain what exactly is not possible
with IIS6.

please let me know if you haveany problem.

[Jarvis]

How do I add a Web Service Extension to enable the particular iisproxy.dll?

[Baser-X]

You should contact WebLogic support to obtain this information since it is
specific to that application.

[wllwnn]

If you need some information on application extension mapping here you will get:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/web-se...pFileTest.aspx