Implementing URL rewriting using Urlrewriter

Advantages

1) Hide real URLs for increased security

2) More friendly URLs, good to remember (see the Blog Park on the line to know)

3) easy to search engine included

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Possible drawbacks

Using URL rewriting can result in:

1) problem with picture path

2) problems with CSS paths

3) Performance issues

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First download the DLL package, with the source code.

Download.microsoft.com/download/0/4/6/0463611e-a3f9-490d-a08c-877a83b797cf/msdnurlrewriting.msi

URLRewriter.dll and ActionlessForm.dll

Or just use the DLL I have uploaded: Http://files.cnblogs.com/yun_shuai/URLRewriter.rar contains the above 2 DLLs

How to: Add a reference in a Web project

Configuration in Webconfig:

1 <configSections> Increase in node:

<section name= "Rewriterconfig" type= " Urlrewriter.config.rewriterconfigserializersectionhandler,urlrewriter "/>

2 <configuration> Add URL rewrite configuration to the root node: You can use regular expressions

     <RewriterConfig> <Rules>   <!--Rules for Blog Content displayer--  &LT ; Rewriterrule>    <lookfor>~/(\d{4})/(\d{2})/(\d{2}) \.aspx</lookfor>    < sendto>~/showblogcontent.aspx?year=$1&amp;month=$2&amp;day=$3</sendto>   </RewriterRule >   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/(\d{4})/(\d{2})/default\.aspx</lookfor>     <sendto><! [cdata[~/showblogcontent.aspx?year=$1&month=$2]]></sendto>   </RewriterRule>   < Rewriterrule>    <lookfor>~/(\d{4})/default\.aspx</lookfor>    <sendto>~/ showblogcontent.aspx?year=$1</sendto>   </RewriterRule>     <!--Rules for Product Lister -  <RewriterRule>    <LookFor>~/Products/Default\.aspx</LookFor>     <SendTo>~/ListCategories.aspx</SendTo>  </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <LookFor>~/Products/Beverages\.aspx< /lookfor>    <sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=1</sendto>   </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/ Products/condiments\.aspx</lookfor>    <sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=2</sendto>   </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/ Products/confections\.aspx</lookfor>    <sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=3</sendto>   </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/ Products/dairy\.aspx</lookfor>    <sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=4</sendto>   </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/ Products/grainscereals\.aspx</lookfor>    <Sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=5</sendto>   </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/ Products/meatpoultry\.aspx</lookfor>    <sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=6</sendto>   </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/ Products/produce\.aspx</lookfor>    <sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=7</sendto>   </RewriterRule>   <RewriterRule>    <lookfor>~/ Products/seafood\.aspx</lookfor>    <sendto>~/listproductsbycategory.aspx? categoryid=8</sendto>   </RewriterRule> </Rules>   </RewriterConfig>

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5 Other questions:

True path reproduction after postback:

1. Add ActionlessForm.dll to the Bin folder of the project

2. Add <%@ Register tagprefix= "RW" namespace= "Actionlessform" assembly= "Actionlessform" in the code of the ASPX page%>

3. Then change the Form label to Rw:form (notice that both start and end are changed), TagPrefix can be customized

Additionally: DOTNET3.5 provides the System.Web.Routing namespace

You can implement the desired URL rewrite yourself.

Reference article:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/Ferry/archive/2009/06/19/1506770.html

Http://www.blogjava.net/Unmi/archive/2010/06/14/323349.html

As you can see from the 2 article addresses above, the server also uses URL rewriting methods

Implementing URL rewriting using Urlrewriter