ISAPI in C++.net Book Recommendation Needed

If you are going to write an ASAPI filter, then you probably don't want
to use .NET (.NET doesn't allow static function exports). You would just
want to use C++. However, ASP.NET has a nice framework that allows you to
do much of what ISAPI offers you (through the IHttpHandler and
IHttpAsyncHandler interfaces).

Hope this helps.


- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"msnews.microsoft.com" wrote in
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I am a C# programmer with a little C++ experience from a few years ago. I
need to write some ISAPI filters and extensions to run on the latest

version

of IIS on .net Server 2003. Can anyone recommend an excellent book that

has

some decent samples to get an out of shape C++ programmer and ISAPI

beginner

going? Thank you.

I want to be able to intercept a web page request and depending on the the
user agent, determine the reponse that is going to be rendered to the
requestor. I do not think I can do this using httphandlers. Thanks.

"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" wrote in
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If you are going to write an ASAPI filter, then you probably don't

want

to use .NET (.NET doesn't allow static function exports). You would just
want to use C++. However, ASP.NET has a nice framework that allows you to
do much of what ISAPI offers you (through the IHttpHandler and
IHttpAsyncHandler interfaces).

Hope this helps.


- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
-

"msnews.microsoft.com" wrote in
message news:
> I am a C# programmer with a little C++ experience from a few years ago.

I

> need to write some ISAPI filters and extensions to run on the latest
version
> of IIS on .net Server 2003. Can anyone recommend an excellent book that
has
> some decent samples to get an out of shape C++ programmer and ISAPI
beginner
> going? Thank you.
>
>

You might want to take look in the MSDN documentation, searching for ATL
Server. ATL Server is a library included in Visual C++ .Net, providing
support for developing ISAPI extensions.

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thanks,
bogdan

"msnews.microsoft.com" wrote in
message news:

I am a C# programmer with a little C++ experience from a few years ago. I
need to write some ISAPI filters and extensions to run on the latest

version

of IIS on .net Server 2003. Can anyone recommend an excellent book that

has

some decent samples to get an out of shape C++ programmer and ISAPI

beginner

going? Thank you.

Though you have to use c++, you'll still have access to the .net framework.
The following links should help get you started though.

http://www.genusa.com/isapi/isapisrc.html

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ilters.asp

http://support.zeus.com/doc/example...ookie.html

http://www.codeproject.com/isapi/is...rector.asp

"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" wrote in
message news:%23HIF%

If you are going to write an ASAPI filter, then you probably don't

want

to use .NET (.NET doesn't allow static function exports). You would just
want to use C++. However, ASP.NET has a nice framework that allows you to
do much of what ISAPI offers you (through the IHttpHandler and
IHttpAsyncHandler interfaces).

Hope this helps.


- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
-

"msnews.microsoft.com" wrote in
message news:
> I am a C# programmer with a little C++ experience from a few years ago.

I

> need to write some ISAPI filters and extensions to run on the latest
version
> of IIS on .net Server 2003. Can anyone recommend an excellent book that
has
> some decent samples to get an out of shape C++ programmer and ISAPI
beginner
> going? Thank you.
>
>

Thanks

"Hasani (remove nospam from address)" wrote
in message news:

Though you have to use c++, you'll still have access to the .net

framework.

The following links should help get you started though.

http://www.genusa.com/isapi/isapisrc.html

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ilters.asp

http://support.zeus.com/doc/example...ookie.html

http://www.codeproject.com/isapi/is...rector.asp

"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" wrote

in

message news:%23HIF%
> If you are going to write an ASAPI filter, then you probably don't
want
> to use .NET (.NET doesn't allow static function exports). You would

just

> want to use C++. However, ASP.NET has a nice framework that allows you

to

> do much of what ISAPI offers you (through the IHttpHandler and
> IHttpAsyncHandler interfaces).
>
> Hope this helps.
>
>
> - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
> -
>
> "msnews.microsoft.com" wrote in
> message news:
> > I am a C# programmer with a little C++ experience from a few years

ago.

I
> > need to write some ISAPI filters and extensions to run on the latest
> version
> > of IIS on .net Server 2003. Can anyone recommend an excellent book

that

> has
> > some decent samples to get an out of shape C++ programmer and ISAPI
> beginner
> > going? Thank you.
> >
> >
>
>