Re: Hosting ASP.NET (Integrated) Pipeline in IIS 7

anilr — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 22:44:49 GMT

That is not possible (and probably wouldn't ever be because of the amount of dependency on IIS interfaces for integrated pipeline functionality of asp.net).

What is possible is to run your own instance of the iis web core using your own configuration including your own request-queue/site-binding etc using hostable web-core - look at documentation regarding that or in the header hwebcore.h in the vista/longhorn platform sdk - you are still constrained to use http.sys for the actual request listening etc in this mode though.

Hosting ASP.NET (Integrated) Pipeline in IIS 7

AFournier — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 15:23:42 GMT

In previous versions of IIS, it is possible to host the ASP.NET pipeline in a custom process via calls to ApplicationHost.CreateApplicationHost(), HttpRuntime.ProcessRequest(), and use of the SimpleWorkerRequest class. In fact Dino Esposito (and others) have written articles published in MSDN on how to do this.

While this technique is still supported in IIS 7, the web application executed in this manner operates in IIS 7's ISAPI mode rather than in the new Integrated mode. Does anyone know if there is a way to do this and have the application operate in Integrated mode?

Thanks,

Andrew

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Re: Hosting ASP.NET (Integrated) Pipeline in IIS 7

Hosting ASP.NET (Integrated) Pipeline in IIS 7