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- SharpSmith - Jul 01 2008 | free, iis, url, tools
RF is a small, cheap, easy to use, URL rewriting ISAPI filter that combines a good price (free!) with good features. It is reasonably fast, and reasonably powerful. You can get the source code to inspect it or modify it yourself if you desire. If you use IIS, you can download IIRF and get started right now. Or, Visit the IIRF Forums to ask a question.
ISAPI Filter for URL re-writing for IIS 6 (IIS 7 can use the HttpModule approach w/o IIS re-configuration).
- SharpSmith - Mar 15 2007 | asp.net, iis, urlrewrites
Interested in a FREE URL Rewriter for IIS? Do you wish IIS had a mod_rewrite? Check out IIRF.
- scottw - Jan 16 2007 | asp.net, isapi filter, seo
Quoted: IRF is a small, cheap, easy to use, URL rewriting ISAPI filter that combines a good price (free!) with good features. It is reasonably fast, and reasonably powerful. You can get the source code to inspect it or modify it yourself if you desire
ISAPI mod_rewrite
- jbouy - May 11 2006 | software, opensource, free, online, imported:del.icio.us
IIS, like Apache's HTTP server, has an extension mechanism: it is called the ISAPI filter. There are commercial ISAPI filters that endow IIS with the ability to re-write URLs. This is my own, small, URL rewriting ISAPI filter.
- martinschanzeneu - Oct 19 2007 | IIRF
- reddot - Nov 29 2006 | IIS, ISAPI, rewrite, mod_rewrite, windows, opensource, webserver, imported:del.icio.us
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