Answer Posted / nitin

Actual flow is this Client made request -> Comes to IIS ->Forwarded to ASP.Net Engine (HTTP Mod and Hndlrs)-> Page made/processed at handler -> back to Modules ->back to IIS
-> request's response back to the client

These (Handlers) are the classes/Assemblies actually which comes in to picture after the client request has passed through the HTTP modules and now reached the Handlers.

What they does is this : to create the page in response to the client request and any custom operation that you wana perform on the request of the client before the page/request is dispatched off to the Modules Via IIS and then to the client as a response of the request. . . . .

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