C# - Inject / Set Property In Httpmodule On Application Start?
Oct 22, 2010
I have a httpmodule that contains a property.
The httpmodule is used in my web application. I want to set the property in the httpmodule when my application starts and not have the overhead of setting it everytime the module is called.
The value for the application is read from my app settings in the web.config.
The httpmodule resides in a seperate dll to the web application.
So I want to inject/set the property from my web application on application start.
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