Single method to redirect the obsolete applications to a common page

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Hi Guys,

I have been assigned a task by my manager . In my organisation my team has been developing many applications and we are having a common portal to access those web application. Now some of the applciations are not been used by the users and are obsolete and what I have to do is to make a common solution for these kind of applications so that whenever user tries to open obsolete applications then it is redirected them to a common page telling the user that "the applications is now obsolete". Even if the user has stored the path of the application in a favourates or any where and user tries to open the app then h should be redirected to the common page.

Now I have an idea to do this through Http Module. But my manager wants me to do this with some other way. Can someone help me in finding any other method of doing this task??

Thanks,
Preetpal

Posted 18-Sep-14 1:02am

preetpal kapoor

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Abdul Samad KP 18-Sep-14 8:00am

If it is in a common portal, you can check the Url in Application_BeginRequest event of global.asax and redirect them

preetpal kapoor 18-Sep-14 8:35am

As far as I know the global.asax file is created for each project but I need to implements a single solution for all the applications. In case of global.asax file I have to create this file in each applications and then I have to re-deploy applications on all the environements.

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Sinisa Hajnal · Answer 1 · 2014-09-25T00:33:00

Solution 2

Try permanent redirect [^] in your base application or base web folder (common portal).

Posted 25-Sep-14 0:33am

Sinisa Hajnal