¿Cómo escribir reglas de reescritura de URL en la configuración web?

How to write URL Rewrite rules in Web config?

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Go to IIS Manager.
2. Select Default Web Site.
3. In the Feature View click URL Rewrite.
4. In the Actions pane on the right-hand side, click Add rules…
5. In the Add Rules dialog box, select Blank Rule and click OK.

The URL Rewrite Module rewrites request URLs to simple, user-friendly, and search-engine friendly addresses that are displayed to users or in Web applications. URL Rewrite uses defined rules to evaluate and then map the request URL to the address defined in the rule before it is processed by an IIS Web server.

aspx extension is a webpage generated using Microsoft ASP.NET framework running on web servers. ASPX stands for Active Server Pages Extended and these pages are displayed in web browser at user end when the URL is accessed. It is successor of ASP technology which are also generated at server end but does not use .

How to Set Default Page Using Web. Config in ASP.NET

Simply don’t type the index.html in your browser and don’t advertise it as such. You can set the ‘default document’ on the web server (whichever you happen to be using) to serve ‘index.html’ in the absence of a file part. This way, someone going to http://www.mysite.com would be served http://www.mysite.com/index.html I know…

But this route has a place holder {CustomerId} which will be replaced by actual Customer ID of the customer. Thus the URL to the CustomerDetails.aspx will now look like http://localhost:1932/RoutingCS/Customers/1 here the digit 1 is the ID of the Customer John Hammond.

There are two ways to do it namely URL Rewriting and URL Routing. URL Rewrite works in IIS Servers while URL Routing can be implemented within ASP.Net code inside Global.asax file. URL Routing is supported in .Net 3.5 SP1 or higher frameworks. In this article I will explain how to hide (remove) .ASPX extension in URL in ASP.Net.

And save it into the root directory, so the same folder that you have your index.html file. Simply don’t type the index.html in your browser and don’t advertise it as such.