This tutorial will show you how to use URL mapping technology in ASP.NET 2.0 and VB.NET.The URL mapping feature uses configuration information stored in
web.config to remap incoming requests to a different URL.
How to use URL mapping in ASP.NET 2.0 and VB.NET
This tutorial will show you how to use URL mapping technology in ASP.NET 2.0 and VB.NET.
The URL mapping feature uses configuration information stored in
web.config to remap incoming requests to a different URL. The remapping
occurs prior to any other processing for the inbound request. Although
the sample below demonstrates remapping a page request, any arbitrary
file type can have its request remapped to a different URL.
At first you need to build a sitemap file Web.sitemap.
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Secondly, please build a web.config file. The code is as following::
url="~/News.aspx" mappedUrl="~/UrlMappingVB.aspx?category=news" />
url="~/Category.aspx" mappedUrl="~/UrlMappingVB.aspx?category=default" />
url="~/Games.aspx" mappedUrl="~/UrlMappingVB.aspx?category=games" />
url="~/Health.aspx" mappedUrl="~/UrlMappingVB.aspx?category=health" />
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The front end UrlMappingVB.aspx page looks something like this:
The current virtual path for the request is: <% Response.Write(Request.Path)%>.
The
value of the category querystring variable is: <%
Response.Write(Server.HtmlEncode(Request.QueryString("category")))%>.
However,
the original path that was requested before it was remapped
is: <% Response.Write(Request.RawUrl)%>.
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