ASP.Net URL Routing Problem

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I have a web application hosted on local IIS with 3 different application aliases (using same physical path) e.g. My application name is XYZ and hosted on IIS as xyz.com, abc.com and 123.com.

In Global.asax I have added code like this.

C#

RouteTable.Routes.Add(
      "RouteName",
      new Route("Route",
      new PageRouteHandler("~/RoutePage.aspx")));

 RouteTable.Routes.Add(
                "DetailRoute",
                new Route("Route/{RouteID}",
                new PageRouteHandler("~/RouteDetailsPage.aspx")));

for URL routing. Its working fine while application runs in debug mode. It shows path like http://localhost:1234/Route and displays RoutePage.aspx
but while browsing through IIS it doesn't work because the url will be http://localhost/abc.com/Route or http://localhost/123.com/Route.

My requirement is that whenever user browse http://localhost[or machine IP]/123.com/Route it should be redirected to Route.aspx.
How to solve this?

Posted 5-Sep-11 2:28am

Suresh Suthar

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2011-09-07T18:47:00

Solution 1

If your intention is to browse Route.aspx, then first add method should be pointing to Route.aspx instead of RoutePage.aspx

Posted 7-Sep-11 18:47pm

Ganesan Senthilvel

Fatih YÜKTAŞIR · Answer 2 · 2011-09-07T20:26:00

Solution 2

I think the problem fully understand them you want to do the thing, a main top source Domain or machine, or dependent upon access to the A1 at its source, I also want to set up a structure that might as AN'e A2 and so on.

Posted 7-Sep-11 20:26pm

Fatih YÜKTAŞIR