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Migrating an ASP.NET app to IIS 7

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 18 Jun 2006 | View original

I spent some time today to convert an ASP.NET app to run in Integrated Pipeline mode in IIS 7. The process was painless, but of course I wanted to check out some of the new integration features by applying some custom generated content to a static HTML file. In concept very simple, but as it turns out there are few tricks you need to use to manipulate the content correctly.     I set all of this up by taking an existing ASP.NET application and switching it into an Application Pool configured...

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