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Doesn't sound like you'll have to have
one.
The main use I found for filters would be to
change the incoming request (like convert /path/function/var.val to
/path/isapi.dll:function?var=val, nice for hiding the fact that it's ISAPI) or
to change the outbound response, like overwriting the server type to disguise it
from intruders.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2005 7:30
AM
Subject: [msvc] do I need ISAPI
filter?
Hi,
I am doing quite a simple ISAPI application
where a database will only be read and the last 100 records read and
displayed. There will be no long fileds of information passed to the ISAPI
extension, and would I really need filters for this? There is nothing fancy
being done with the web pages being created.
Neil
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