HTTP handlers in ASP DOT NET
What are HTTP handlers in ASP.NET?
Expert
HTTP handlers are used to handle user requests for the Web application resources. They are a backbone of a request-response model of the Web applications. There is the specific event handler to handle a request for every user request type and send back a corresponding response object.
Every user requests the IIS Web server flows by the HTTP pipeline that refers to the series of components (HTTP handlers and HTTP modules) to process a request. HTTP modules act as the filters to process a request as it passes the HTTP pipeline. Request, after passing by the HTTP modules, is assigned to the HTTP handler which determines a response of a server to a user request. Response then passes through a HTTP modules one time again and then sent back to a user. We can define the HTTP handlers in a <httpHandlers> element of the configuration file. <add> element tag is used to the add new handlers and <remove> element tag is used to remove the existing handlers. To create the HTTP handler, we need to define the class which implements a IHttpHandler interface.
Differentiate between the methods Clone() and Copy() of a DataSet class?
Name the parameters which control generally connection pooling behaviours?
How to access information about a user's locale?
What is meant by the Cloud Service?
Explain the several methods required by the DataSet object for generating the XML?
Explain Language Integrated Query (LINQ)?
Illustrate Windows Workflow Foundation (WF).
Differentiate between authorization and authentication?
State different Visual Basic features which provide support to the LINQ?
Write down the classes which derive from the abstract System.Windows.Shapes.Shape class in the WPF?
18,76,764
1944959 Asked
3,689
Active Tutors
1451464
Questions Answered
Start Excelling in your courses, Ask an Expert and get answers for your homework and assignments!!