Request Flow handles the request from
the user (client) and send it to the server. Let’s look into details on the
function flow internally when client raises a request. This is what happens
when u type an asp .net MVC application URL into the address bar of a web
browser & clicks on enter.
Request -->Routing --> Handler
-->Controller --> Action --> View --> Response
Detailed Steps
the Request Flow
- Request comes into ASP.net
- Asp.net Routing finds the route match by calling RouteCollection.GetRouteData
- This is turn calls RouteNase.GetRouteData on each route until it finds a match
- The IRouteHandler for the matching route has its GetHttpHandler method called
- The MVCHandler runs (ProcessRequest is called)
- The MVC controller factory locates and creates the controller in CreateController
- The ControllerActionInvoker determines which action to run in InvokeAction
- The Authorization Filter stage Executes (this includes the authorization method on controller itself)
- The Action executing stage executes
- The requested action method is executed
- The action Executed stage executes
- If there is a result object then the result executing stage Executes
- If the result wasn’t cancelled then the action result’s ExecuteResult method is executed
- The Result Executed stage executes
- If an Error occurred then the exception stage executes
No comments:
Post a Comment