CHAPTER 6
Disrupting the Request Life Cycle
In previous chapters, I described the ASP.NET request life cycle and explained how the global application class, modules, and handlers work together to process requests and generate content. In this chapter, I am going to explain how to disrupt the normal flow of a request and take direct control of the life cycle.
Disrupting the life cycle can be useful for optimizing the performance of a web application or taking fine-grained control over the way that particular requests are processed. The life cycle is also disrupted when unhandled exceptions occur, and knowing the nature of the disruption means ...
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