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Once the necessary site instance mappings are created, the rest of the per-request configuration is handled exclusively by the <RequestMapper> component, which essentially takes the place of what would be done in Apache with its command format.
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Variables
The following file, saved with extension .aspx will display the specific information an application can see.may be able to see. As far as anybody has been able to determine, the usual mechanisms to loop over and dump all available variables or headers don't ever include the ones set by the SP module, but accessing them directly does work. The names below are just examples.
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<% @ Page Language="C#" %>
<%
Response.Write("<h3>Server Variables</h3>");
foreach (string var in Request.ServerVariables)
{
Response.Write(var + "eduPersonPrincipalName = " + Request[var"eduPersonPrincipalName"] + "<br>");
}
Response.Write("<h3>HTTP HEADERS</h3>");
foreach (string var in Request.Headers)
{
eduPersonScopedAffiliation = " + Request["eduPersonScopedAffiliation"] + "<br>");
Response.Write(var + "displayName = " + Request.Headers[var"displayName"] + "<br>");
}
%>
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If you are using HTTP headers (which is not recommended) be aware that allowing end users to see the HTTP headers en masse will compromise the header spoofing checks the SP implements because it exposes the random value used to detect manipulation (it's like a secret password). |
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