OK, I have a standard ASP.NET WebForms Application (3.5, SP1)... I've just added the System.Web.Routing DLL, and set a route to a point to a new handler. That handler is VERY VERY simple, and simply returns a new instance of a standard page.
Code here:
public class ReportRouteHandler : IRouteHandler
{
IHttpHandler IRouteHandler.GetHttpHandler(RequestContext requestContext)
{
return new ViewReport();
}
}
The page is running, and I can put a breakpoint on OnInit
, and OnLoad
... heck, I can even put a Response.Write("hello!!!");
in the OnLoad
event and it correctly sends to the client browser!
However, nothing else (none of the HTML in my ViewRoute.aspx page) is being sent across the wire. Now, if I just navigated to that ASPX page, then everything comes across.
What am I missing here? Why my page not Rendering to the browser?
By the way, the "Render" method is firing as well... and if I put a break point down there, I can type writer.Write("Hello!")
in the immediate window, and it works... but the page itself isn't rendering (when navigated to via an ASP.NET Routing call).