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I am working to reverse engineer a web site (designed by a consulting firm).
The site consists of predominantly asp.net pages with code behind classes.
The code behind classes in general dynamically generate hyperlinks for the
page in the Page_OnLoad event using data from a database. There is no
business logic or data access layer.
Is it possible to configure IIS or is there a 3rd party tool that will allow
me to save the pages as they are generated so that subsequently I can use a
reverse engineering tool like Visio (Web Site diagram) to generate a page
navigation diagram?
Any ideas in general on how to generate a page navigation diagram in this
situation.
Looking at the IIS log will give the order of navigation but I would have to
manually generate the diagrams.
Thank you.
Dennis
The site consists of predominantly asp.net pages with code behind classes.
The code behind classes in general dynamically generate hyperlinks for the
page in the Page_OnLoad event using data from a database. There is no
business logic or data access layer.
Is it possible to configure IIS or is there a 3rd party tool that will allow
me to save the pages as they are generated so that subsequently I can use a
reverse engineering tool like Visio (Web Site diagram) to generate a page
navigation diagram?
Any ideas in general on how to generate a page navigation diagram in this
situation.
Looking at the IIS log will give the order of navigation but I would have to
manually generate the diagrams.
Thank you.
Dennis