Routing
Routing ASP.NET allows you to use URLS that do not map to specific files in a web site. By default, the address http://server/application/Products.aspx?id=4 will be comparable to the file Products.aspx and id=4 will be used as parameters. The routing allows you to change the names and the parameters that are passed different ways to use user-friendly names that describe his actions.
For example, the server may obtain the address http://server/application/Products/show/beverages and disassemble it as follows:
- area = Products
- action = show
- category = beverages
that is, this address will replace the address http://server/application/Products?action=show&category=beverages
Of course, this is only possible when the relevant routing.
Learn more about routing can be read on MSDN.
routing Support in Flexberry ASP.NET
To support routing in Flexberry ASP.NET was added class DynamicPageRoute and in Global.asax.cs added routing for technological forms.
The default path to register forms Version and Log, the path used is a string of the form flexberry-dynamic- page. For example, to form Version path will look like the following: http://applicationName/flexberry-dynamic-Version