70-486 Exam - Question 123

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You develop an ASP.NET web application that is self-hosted using Open Web Interface for .NET (OWIN) in a Microsoft Azure Worker role.

The web application throws exceptions.

You need to resolve the exceptions.

Solution: Use standard HttpModule and HttpHandler types.

Does the solution meet the goal?

Examice · Accepted Answer

Open Web Interface for .NET (OWIN) provides a standardized way to develop web applications and can be effectively self-hosted. Using standard HttpModule and HttpHandler types would not resolve the exceptions because those components are typically used within the context of IIS, not with a self-hosted OWIN application. Therefore, they are not compatible with the OWIN framework, which emphasizes decoupling the application from the server. Thus, using HttpModule and HttpHandler types does not meet the goal of resolving exceptions in an OWIN self-hosted web application.

arohh · Answer

I would say No, because OWIN is better technology than HttpModules, so why would you change it?

70-486 Exam - Question 123

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