Equivalent to mod_rewrite

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Jibba Jabba

Is there an equivalent to apache's mod_rewrite for IIS/dotnet? Supposed I
wanted to temporarily shut down a dot net application, and instead of coding
it into every aspx page I wanted to be able to configure the server so that
when it encounters a aspx page, it redirects to a "we're currently closed"
page.

Is there such a feature in dot net?
 
Hello, "Jibba Jabba"
Is there an equivalent to apache's mod_rewrite for IIS/dotnet? Supposed I
wanted to temporarily shut down a dot net application, and instead of coding
it into every aspx page I wanted to be able to configure the server so that
when it encounters a aspx page, it redirects to a "we're currently closed"
page.

Is there such a feature in dot net?
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Consider to HttpApplication.BeginRequest Event. This event happened when IIS processes any aspx file.
Simply and Response.Redirect (Server.Transfer) to it.
 
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