Hello,
I have a problem with my Static URLs. I have a web directory based on ASP, i am using mod-rewrite so i turn my dynamic URL to static, but the problem is that Static URLs are not indexed. First i was think that there is no problem but it was 5 months ago. Where can be the problem ?
King regards...

mod-rewrite on asp?

What component are you using?
Have you checked the HTTP response from the server?
What's the URL ?

I never knew you could do that either. I always went the custom 404 approach myself.

I want to see this too.

Yeah, I'll third this. I didn't think this would be possible? Mod rewrite is Apache, and ASP is IIS/Microsoft. You might be able to run ASP.NET code under Project Mono on Linux, but not old-school asp.

Also, I've been curious about doing something similar, but thought the only choices were to use ISAPI filters in IIS, or HttpHandlers in .NET? Mod rewrite is kind of harsh, but less work than the Microsoft alternatives.

Anyway, we need the URL to get any idea why it's not being indexed? It could be anything from not having links to the rewritten, static pages ( if you link using the query string as part of the URL ) to your robots.txt exclusion file.

You can run ASP on *nix systems with the Sun Java System Active Server Pages 4.0 (what used to be Chili!Soft) No idea how compatible it is currently though.

Also there are several components. The well known one is ISAPI ReWrite.
Another is IIS Rewrite and there was also one called Mod Rewrite for IIS from iismods.com (URL is currently dead) didn't work very well when I tried it a couple of years back.

there are a few other as well never tested these;

http://www.smalig.com/url_rewrite/
http://www.download.com/Ionic-s-ISAP...-10508075.html

and one for .NET
http://www.urlrewriter.net/

Also there was one from CFDEV.com called SpiderSafeURL written in C that worked very well, however they don't support it any more. I have the source code if anyone wants to contact them to see if they would mind or agree to a bit of redevelopment.

I've looked into one of those components, although honestly I can't remember which. Lately I've been working on a lot of asp.net systems ( Community Server ) that do this type of URL rewriting through .net code. Unfortunately I haven't had a chance to look into how, but it sure would be nice to rewrite a URL request depending on who the user is.

I sort of remember reading that Apache can be run on Windows, too ... so maybe this question is about a really unusual marriage of web servers?