The process in which IIS receives browser request packets and transfers the request packets to the asp.net framework (Basic edition ).

The process in which IIS receives browser request packets and transfers the request packets to the asp.net framework (Basic edition ).

Website pages are roughly divided into two types:

I. Static pages

Ii. Dynamic Pages

 

The so-called Static Page and dynamic page are not differentiated based on the dynamic and static page content, but determined by the server's webpage processing method.

Access an html page on the server through a browser. the IIS server receives an http request from the browser to determine the page type of the request. If the request is an html file, IIS directly reads the html file on the hard disk.

Return to the browser. After obtaining the page, the browser renders the display directly.

Access. ashx or. when a page with the aspx suffix is received, the IIS server receives an http request from the browser and finds that the suffix is. ashx or. aspx files cannot be processed by themselves,

Find the corresponding processing program based on the file suffix and hand it over to the asp.net framework for execution. After the execution, return the html code that can be rendered by the browser.

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