Intercept a request with a protocol different from http

[Maurizio Poletto]

I am developing an application client-server to build Dvb-Html sites for
Digital teletext. To distinguish between the pages resident on the file
system and the pages on air, two different protocol suffix are defined: http
and dvb respectively!.
So, if I define an image with <img src=dvb://123.44.55/myFolder/myPage />,
the page will be fetched from the pages on air.
The problem is this image is not intercepted by my IHttpHandler present on
the server.
Do I have the possibility to intecept this request on the server when the
protocol is different from http ?.

Thanks and best regards

[Kevin Jones]

I assume this is in a normal browser? If so, the browser won't know how
to interpret 'dvb' as a protocol, so that when you it sees the URL it
won't know what to do with it,

Kevin

Maurizio Poletto wrote:

I am developing an application client-server to build Dvb-Html sites for
Digital teletext. To distinguish between the pages resident on the file
system and the pages on air, two different protocol suffix are defined: http
and dvb respectively!.
So, if I define an image with <img src=dvb://123.44.55/myFolder/myPage />,
the page will be fetched from the pages on air.
The problem is this image is not intercepted by my IHttpHandler present on
the server.
Do I have the possibility to intecept this request on the server when the
protocol is different from http ?.

Thanks and best regards