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The document discusses HTTP runtime, context, modules, handlers and the ASP.NET page framework. It provides an overview of how HTTP requests are processed in ASP.NET, including the relationships between IIS and ASP.NET. Key components like HTTP modules and handlers are explained along with how they interact with the HTTP context and pipeline. The document also covers the ASP.NET page lifecycle and global application events. It concludes with best practices for ASP.NET development.
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