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ASP.NET MVC Learning : Routing Advanced


To specify a route you need to create the instance of the class Route by specifying the 

 * URL Pattern Name 
* URL Pattern  
* Handler

 URL Name  

 Can be of any name and empty string '' is allowed

 URL Pattern 

 Default (System generating) URL pattern is {controller}/{action}/{id}, however you can use the following patterns as you want

 employee/{action}/{entry} --> employee/update/111

 {reportname}/{year}/{month} --> employeeattendance/2018/06

 {classcode}-{studentid}/{action} --> XII/212/show

 Handler

 There are three types of handlers used,

 MvcHandler, This handler is initiating the ASP.NET pipeline for the ASP.NET MVC application, as this is receiving the controller instance from MVC controller factory, which takes care of further processing 

 MvcRouteHandler 

 MvcRouteHandler is implementing the IRouteHandler interface and pass the request context to it.

 MvcHttpHandler

 Used to handle the mapping directly without going through the routing module, this class will not be functioning used when the UrlRoutingModule is enabled for all requests.

 (To be continued)


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