I've implemented the HttpHandler fine. Basically all it does is a test of the browser agent, and, if a certain pattern matches, redirects to a different page. However, if it doesn't match the pattern, i want it to "fall through" and have the regular handler
pick up the request and process the page for the request. i.e. pseudo code:
if(bool) { redirect(); } else { send processing back to original httphandler factory(); }
does this make sense? and if so, is it possible?
Thanks Milan, that was helpful. After i had posted this question i realize, *duh*, that it's already been handled, so the thing to do is just simply move up in the chain of events, i.e. to the handlerfactory interface or an httpmodule, which i did, and everything
is copasetic. thanks again.
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HttpHandler and "falling through"
Aug 25, 2004 10:53 AM|chapel21|LINK
if(bool) { redirect(); } else { send processing back to original httphandler factory(); }does this make sense? and if so, is it possible?Member
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Re: HttpHandler and "falling through"
Aug 25, 2004 11:45 AM|MilanNegovan|LINK
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Re: HttpHandler and "falling through"
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