[Obsolete] custom protocol "handler" ?!?

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Hi everyone,

I'm really stuck here, maybe someone can help me out.
I have a WebApplication (asp.net), stored on IIS 7, that can be accessed inside my companys internal network via

http://myapp.company.local

As for a - maybe naive - request I want to be able to access it by

ccc://myapp.company.local

Do I need my own protocol? protocol handler?
Is it even possible?
I'm still trying to understand what it needed to achieve this...
may someone can push me to the right direction??

Greetings!

Posted 16-Apr-15 3:50am

exoc

Updated 16-Apr-15 5:17am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2015-04-16T04:36:00

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You'd need to write a protocol handler. You can start reading up on it here[^].

Posted 16-Apr-15 4:36am

Dave Kreskowiak