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An HTTP module is an assembly that is called on every request made to your application. HTTP modules are called as part of the ASP.NET request pipeline and have access to life cycle events throughout the request. HTTP modules therefore give you the opportunity to examine incoming requests and take action based on the request. They also give you the opportunity to examine the outbound response and modify it.
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How to get SPWebApplication for current request in HttpModule?
Is SPContext.Current not yet available at this time? You should be able to get it from this. (SPContext.Current.Site.WebApplication from the top of my head)
Be careful though as this will call into t …
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What to watch out for developing an HTTP Module in SharePoint 2007
You have to take into account that every request (including images / simple files on the server's file system) goes through the HTTP Module, so any time you spend in the SharePoint object model will m …
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Logging document library downloads with HttpModule
It sounds like you are reinventing the wheel. SharePoint ships with an Auditing infrastructure, which although flawed, will probably give you what you need.
Have a look at the following:
When using …
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