I have a strange issue where i have a a HttpHandler having its ProcessRequest() event firing twice.i have nothing else in the class except a pointer to a static method so i'm lost.I have done some googling to no avail even thought it appears a few people are having similar issues:
Code:
public bool IsReusable
{
get { return true; }
[code]...
I am working on an existing application which works using a custom built MVC framework.
The gateway into the front end is an implementation of IHttpHandler to handle the requests and determine which Action to call - its called FrontControllerHandler.
Currently FrontControllerHandler.ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) method takes a HttpContext object and then continues to pass it around to various other methods that it calls.
What we're hoping to refactor is to stop passing around the 'context' object and simply refer to:
HttpContext.Current Allowing asp.net to do the work for us...its there...why not use it, right?
Thing that i'm not sure about is, would there ever be a scenarion in which the HttpContext object passed to ProcessRequest would not actually refer to the same memory location (same object) that is referenced by:
HttpContext.CurrentI'm assuming that this would never happen unless something has gone wrong, in which case i can test for it and throw an exception. EG
[Code]....
So i would like to get peoples thoughts on this...
We have an ASP.NET web app talking to WCF for data. After resolving a number of service and db level performance issues, we turned to look at the web app itself.
After running a profile while hitting a few common pages, ProcessRequest is at the top of the list as far as elapsed exclusive time (which means time just in that method and any kernel code if I'm not mistaken)
Function Name
Elapsed Inclusive Time
Elapsed Exclusive Time
System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequest(class System.Web.HttpContext)
31,573.64
17,915.56
Viewstate sizes are not severe, prob 60k at most for fattest page.
I'm sure I'm missing something extremely obvious here, but at this point I can't see it so I need the help.Anyway, I've got a repeater inside of an UpdatePanel. As of right now, I've stripped it down to this, just to try and isolate the problem:
[Code]....
Whether I add the handler during itemdatabound or I add the handler within the repeater itself, it doesn't seem to matter...the event itself doesn't fire. The AutoPostback itself seems to fire, but the event itself doesn't.
I'm running VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 SP1.
I want to implement hit tracking in an HttpModule in my ASP.NET app. Pretty simple, I thought. However, the BeginRequest event of my HttpModule is firing twice for each page hit. The site is very simple right now...no security, just a bit of database work. Should log one row per page hit. Why is this event firing twice?
Moreover, IHttpModule.BeginRequest actually fires a different number of times for the first page hit when running for the first time (from a closed web browser)...3 times when I'm hitting the DB to provide dynamic data for the page, and only 1 time for pages where the DB isn't hit. It fires 2 times for every page hit after the first one, regardless of whether or not I'm touching the DB.
It's interesting to note that Application_BeginRequest (in Global.asax) is always firing only once.
In an ASP.NET application, I need to do some changes on every CSS file sent.So I created an HttpHandler (inside the app itself), added:
<add verb="*" path="*.css" type="MyWebsite.CssTestHandler,MyWebsite"/>
to Web.config in system.web/httpHandlers and modified the handler like this:
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
context.Response.Clear();
text.Response.Write("Hello World");
context.Response.End();
}
i know how to implement this thing..
but i have few question like..
wot is the major purpose of using HttpHandler & HttpModules..
and how they work with page life cycle..?did they get executed b4 page life cycle..?where i got more control and more power
in order to utilize HttpHandler & HttpModules..
Can u explain me what ASHX HttpHandler uses for?
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public class RedirectHandler : IHttpHandler
{
public bool IsReusable
{
get { return true; }
[code]...
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View 1 RepliesI am trying to pass an exception to an HttpHandler by doing the following:
catch (Exception e)
{
byte[] exceptionData;
MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream();
BinaryFormatter formatter = new BinaryFormatter(null, new StreamingContext(StreamingContextStates.Persistence));
formatter.Serialize(stream, e);
exceptionData = stream.ToArray();
WebClient client = new WebClient();
Uri handler = new Uri(ApplicationUri, "TransferException.axd");
#if DEBUG
ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback += new RemoteCertificateValidationCallback(BypassAllCertificateStuff);
#endif
try
{
client.UploadData(handler, exceptionData);
}
catch (WebException) { }
}
EDIT
I am getting the following exception on the client.UploadData() line.
"Content-Length or Chunked Encoding cannot be set for an operation that does not write data."
EDIT
Even if I change my call to be client.UploadString(location, "THIS IS A TEST!"); it still fails with the same exception.
I have an website in IIS 6.0 (windows 2003). Inside that I had configured another application (As IIS Application).
Now, When I uncommend a "add verb" tag in main web.config file, the webservice inside the application throws "404 file not found exception" Is there anything which I need to update in child web.config?
My HttpHandler looks like:
[Code]....
How can I cache the entire xml document that I am generating?
Or do I only have the option of caching the DataTable object?
I'm trying to fashion a solution which will simulate App_Offline.htm for remote access but still allow local users to test the website out. I found some various options that I am trying out but the best one doesn't seem to work for our ASP.NET(2.0) site which relies on session state being enabled on all of the pages.
The HttpHandler is added into web.config
<add verb="*" path="*.aspx" type="AppOffline.AppOfflineHandler, AppOffline" />
and when the class is called, it boils down to this:
public void ProcessRequest( HttpContext context )
{
this.context = context;
[code]...
<asp:Image ID="imgVerify" Width="60" Height="18" runat="server" align="absmiddle" Style="border: 1px solid #999999" ImageUrl="/Common/GetCaptcha.aspx" />
It'll also trigger Page_Load() of abc.aspx. Is this that true? And if it is, can I avoid it?
what is httphandler?what is the use ?
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I have a set of code (noted below) in ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) in a generic handler .ashx file.
HtmlGenericControl holder = new HtmlGenericControl("div");
//Set holder's properties and customization
HtmlGenericControl button1 = new HtmlGenericControl("input");[code]....
Now as I am in a HttpHander, I want to get the HTML of holder control and write it through context.Respose.Write().