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The URL mapping feature in ASP.NET 2.0 is very simple and works by specifying the mapping directly in Web.config.URL Mapping allows portal administrators to create constant user friendly URLs and map them to portal pages.
If you have some page like www.xyz.com/a/b/c.html. You don't want that user see that much long url, So mapping to address www.xyz.com/c.html which access same page is called as url mapping.
In the real world, things aren't quite that simple. You may decide after you've released an application that you really want to reorganize the folder structure. Alternatively, users might want to see URLs like http://www.example.com/widget.aspx in place of http://www.example.com/Products/W/widget.aspx. Making such changes after you've put together an ASP.NET application is at best tedious and at worst requires costly rewriting of code.
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URL Mapping allows portal administrators to create constant user friendly URLs and map them to portal pages. As administrators create the URLs, they can define human readable names for them. These can be easily remembered and are therefore more user friendly. The self defined URLs can be published externally and thereby made available to portal users. You can learn more here:
