Here is what is in my web.config for this. Where are the *.axd  strored at, I can't seem to find them.

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Hi, I have a question regarding Httphandler......... Suppose .i am creating my own extension(.test).The steps i have followed...

1> I have created a new HttpHandler Class,inherited from IHttpHandler------>    MyHttpHandler:IHttphandler

2>Then i have implemented method ProessRequest property named IReusable.

3> In the third step i have mapped the extension(.test) with aspnet_isapi.dll  into IIS6.4> In Web.confog file i have registered that newly created HttpHandler.

4>From the browser i am not requesting for the page,.

It is working very fine.......but my question is that if i do not create new HttpHandler   i mean  if i just create a new extension and map it in IIS and then in the Web>config file i just register it as the following code....

<add path="*.test" verb="*" type="System.Web.UI.PageHandlerFactory" />

 I mean i want that the PageHandlerFactory class will handle the request for the page with extension .test will it work??????????I mean to say that P
Can PageHandlerFactory class handle pages with other extension rather than .aspx?????

Plz reply me......i m a bit confused...

I am not sure if it can handle that or now.

You mgiht just give it a quick try.  I know a few clients that have mapped a few new file extensions to not use .aspx for their files but I am not 100% sure how it was done.