When a request comes in to your ASP.NET site, it's routed through a series of message handlers (in ASP.NET Web API) or modules (in ASP.NET MVC), each of which performs some operation on the request.

I've got a serious problem with my request.form collection in ASP.Net (.Net 1.0). Basically, it's completely empty. <br><br>I'm constructing a page from an external html template and sending it out ...

There are two ways in which you can inject logic in the request pipeline of an ASP.NET application — HttpHandlers and HttpModules. An HttpModule is a component that is part of the ASP.NET request ...

Take advantage of the data-saving mode in Chrome and Opera browsers to deliver lighter and faster ASP.Net Core applications HTTP headers contain data stored as name/value pairs that are passed between ...

In an earlier column I showed how to add custom processing to every request or response that your ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Web API site receives or produces. In that column, I offhandedly remarked about ...