Chapter 31. Working with the HTTP Runtime
In This Chapter
• Creating a Custom BuildProvider
• Creating a Custom ExpressionBuilder
• Working with HTTP Applications and HTTP Modules
• Summary
This chapter tackles a number of advanced topics by digging deeper into the mechanics of how an ASP.NET page is processed. In this first section, you learn how to create a custom BuildProvider
, which is a .NET class that generates source code from a file automatically. You learn how to create a custom BuildProvider
that builds custom data access components automatically.
Next, you learn how to create a custom ExpressionBuilder
, which is responsible for parsing an expression into code. For example, when you use the <%$ ConnectionStrings:MyDatabase ...
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