If you're in control of the machine and have access I would suggest using an ISAPI filter, check out Ben's post here: http://www.flux88.com/UsingASPNETMVCOnIIS6WithoutTheMVCExtension.aspx
I personally find extensions like .mvc and .rails a smell. If you care enough to use rails or mvc, care enough clean your urls. I am using ISAPI Rewrite. If you want to rewrite using the ISAPI rewrite, I can share my config with you.
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Re: Hosting MVC Application on localhost
Jul 16, 2008 06:43 PM|LINK
If you're in control of the machine and have access I would suggest using an ISAPI filter, check out Ben's post here: http://www.flux88.com/UsingASPNETMVCOnIIS6WithoutTheMVCExtension.aspx
I personally find extensions like .mvc and .rails a smell. If you care enough to use rails or mvc, care enough clean your urls. I am using ISAPI Rewrite. If you want to rewrite using the ISAPI rewrite, I can share my config with you.