Examples of using Handler mapping in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Displays the name of the handler mapping.
Locks the selected handler mapping so it cannot be overridden at lower levels in configuration.
Type a descriptive name for the handler mapping.
Unlocks the selected handler mapping so it can be overridden at lower levels in configuration.
Type a descriptive friendly name for the handler mapping.
For example, IIS 7 includes a handler mapping for Active Server Pages ASP.
Enables the Name field so you can change the friendly name of the selected handler mapping.
It is possible that a handler mapping is missing.
Opens an edit dialog box from which you can edit the selected handler mapping.
Use the Handler Mappings feature page to manage a list of handlers that process requests for specific file types.
In the corresponding text box, type the HTTP verb orverbs to which you want the handler mapping to apply.
Configure options on this tab if you want to restrict the handler mapping to requests for specific resource types, such as for a file or a folder.
Opens the Edit Feature Permissions dialog box in which you can configure permissions that apply to the entire Handler Mappings feature.
After you click OK to add or save the handler mapping, the executable must be added to the ISAPI and CGI Restrictions list to enable it to run.
Exe file(the script engine),CgiModule will load the associated executable when a request enters the server and it matches the handler mapping.
This prevents the server from running scripts for that site if a user adds a handler mapping for a script or executable at the site level.
If you map a type of request to a. dll file(the script engine),IsapiModule will load the DLL when a request enters the server and it matches the handler mapping.
Configure options on this tab if you want to restrict a handler mapping to specific HTTP verbs that clients provide in HTTP headers when they make requests.
If you want to configure a wildcard script map,use the Add Wildcard Script Map action on the Handler Mappings page.
To configure the required access setting for a handler, you can edit the handler mapping and click Request Restrictions to configure the setting on the Access tab.
If you want to configure a script map for a specific file name extension or file name with extension,use the Add Script Map action on the Handler Mappings page.
Select this check box on the Mapping tab if you want the handler mapping to apply only to requests for a specific resource type, such as a request for a file or a folder.
Displays whether the handler is enabled or disabled based on the access policy set in the Edit Feature Permissions dialog box andthe required access setting specified by the handler mapping.
Opens the Add Wildcard Script Map dialog box in which you can add a handler mapping to handle every file name extension.
For more information about requirements for configuring handler mappings in IIS 7.0, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site: Configuring handler mappings in IIS Additional file information.
If a handler requires a type of feature right that is not enabled in the access policy, the handler will be disabled andall requests that are processed by that handler(based on the handler mapping) will fail, unless there is another handler that can process the request.
You can preview the handlers that are enabled or disabled by viewing the Handler Mappings page, and then clicking OK to dismiss the Edit Feature Permissions dialog box.
When you select an option in the Edit Feature Permissions dialog box,the State column on the Handler Mappings page displays Enabled for the handlers that are enabled by the selection.