Hi Alberto,
Yes. Rebind the extension to use the handler normally pointed to .ASPX in
IIS.
Best personal regards,
-- Li-fan

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Li-fan Chen
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Markham, Ontario, Canada
> Hi all,
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> Alberto
Gordowey - 16 Feb 2006 20:47 GMT
Hi Li-fan Chen, thanks for your help....I have somen doubts abou what
you mean...
Do you mean.... to open the IISAdmin, right click in my website,
"properties/Directory TAB/Configuration Button", and add a new
"application mapping" for .html , linked to aspnet_isapi.dll...??
is that correct?
I am using IIS5.1, and aspx pages....
Thanks, Alberto
DKode - 16 Feb 2006 21:06 GMT
that is correct. You need to tell IIS that it should handle an
.htm/.html page through the asp.net ISAPI handler (aspnet_isapi.dll)
Gordowey - 20 Feb 2006 15:40 GMT
Thak you very much!
Gordowey - 20 Feb 2006 16:06 GMT
just one more thing... i have followed the steps above, and I have
noticed that the IIS serves the html pages (renamed from an aspx-page),
but it does not execute the code behind?
Is this the expected behavior?
Shouldn´t also execute the codebehind, since i have include new
mapping for .html pages ( handler: aspnet_isapi.dll) ?
Thanks again
Alberto