In this month's launch edition of MSDN magazine, we celebrate the release of Windows Server 2008. It's been a long road and we are finally done!
Of course, this celebration wouldnt be complete without a juicy article on IIS 7.0 – this time, showing off the complete extensibility of the Web server by building a full-blown Web server feature with configuration and IIS Manager components.
The feature in question is the Response Modification Framework, a sample project I put together to show off IIS 7.0 extensibility and also provide an extensible platform for modiying IIS 7.0 responses on the fly. The RMF is a great way for app owners to touch up or inject various functionality into their applications without the need to modify the application itself. It has a number of cool uses, a few of which are shown in the article.
So, go and read about IIS 7.0's end-to-end extensibility in Build Web Server Solutions with End-To-End Extensibility.
Then, go check out the Response Modification Framework and download the sample application.
Thanks,
Mike
In this month’s launch edition of MSDN magazine, we celebrate the release of Windows Server 2008. Of course, this celebration wouldnt be complete without a juicy article on IIS 7.0 – this time, showing off the complete extensibility of the Web server
In this month's launch edition of MSDN magazine, we celebrate the release of Windows Server 2008
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