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I was wondering is there is a way to introduce sub-domains in Asp.net 3.5 routing

All i found as this http://blogs.securancy.com/post/ASPNET-MVC-Subdomain-Routing.aspx

But i was looking for something more complex to allow doing wild-card sub-domains

Any Help ?

A: 

Should be no problem, even with that sample. In this case, just add a wildcard to your DNS "*.yourdomain" and use the 'default' statement from the switch to handle wildcards.

In other words, change the sample for the Global.asax to something like:

                default: 
                returnValue = new RouteData(this, new MvcRouteHandler());
                returnValue.Values.Add("controller", "MyControllerName"); 
                returnValue.Values.Add("action", "MyActionName");

                // for example, provide the entered subdomain as parameter;
                returnValue.Values.Add("MyActionParameterName", subDomain); 
                break;

And don't forget: add a wildcard to your DNS. It shall not be possible to test subdomains on localhost, though.

But i guess in that case the url will be something like thishttp://example.yourdomain/MyControllerName/MyActionName/?MyActionParameterName=subDomainRight ... which is the same point in the article i linked in my question
Issa Qandil
and if am right then there is no point of using the subdomain if i am passing it as a parameter.
Issa Qandil
A: 

Are you looking for this?

http://blog.maartenballiauw.be/post/2009/05/20/ASPNET-MVC-Domain-Routing.aspx

Slack