Nov 10, 2008
Today IIS team has made the URL Rewrite Module for IIS 7.0 Release To Web (RTW) available for download. This is a final, production-ready release that is officially supported by Microsoft. Install the URL Rewrite Module for IIS 7.0 RTW today! Microsoft...
Filed under: IIS News Item, URLRewrite
Oct 30, 2008
One of the very cool features of URL Rewrite Module is its integration with IIS Failed Request Tracing . When you have rewrite rules that do not work the way you expect them to work - enable Failed Request Tracing and you will get the entire history of...
Filed under: URLRewrite, Tracing
Sep 11, 2008
Today IIS team has made the Go Live release of URL Rewrite Module for IIS 7.0 available for download. This release contains significant functionality and performance improvements and it is believed to have a quality level suitable for production deployments...
Filed under: IIS News Item, URLRewrite
Sep 04, 2008
Today I have published two new articles on http://learn.iis.net . The articles are intended to explain the differences between various URL manipulation technologies available in IIS 7.0 and to provide help with choosing of the technology best suited for...
Filed under: URLRewrite
Aug 07, 2008
If you ever tried to set up Ruby on Rails (RoR) on IIS 7.0 with FastCGI you have probably noticed that the process is not very straightforward. There are a few workarounds that need to be applied in order for RoR to function correctly. In particular,...
Filed under: FastCGI, URLRewrite, RubyOnRails
Jul 28, 2008
URL rewrite module fully utilizes extensibility of IIS 7.0 configuration system. The rewrite rules are stored in applicationHost.config and web.config files in XML format. This provides a huge benefit of being able to use rich set of IIS 7.0 management...
Filed under: URLRewrite
Jul 18, 2008
IIS.NET team has been very proactive in helping us out with testing of URL rewrite module . In fact, they even agreed to deploy the latest build of the module on the production server that hosts http://www.iis.net . This kind of real-life deployments...
Filed under: URLRewrite