Where would you use an ihttpmodule, and what are the limitations of any?
Answer / Sadhana Dhaka
An HttpModule in ASP.NET is used for pre-processing or post-processing requests and responses before they reach the actual page handler. You would use an HttpModule when you need to perform custom authentication, logging, or other custom processing on every request or response. However, HttpModules can have some limitations such as lack of performance optimization since they are executed for every request.
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