Asp.Net does not do this if I understand you correctly. The form your client
sends already hosts server components such as Text Boxes and your code
behind will be able to access these objects directly on the asp.aspx forms.
What you are referring to is "CGI/ISAPI" scripts that captures the payload
sent by the clients via GET/POST commands.
John
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Need to respond to the incoming HTTP request based on the "Query" part of
the URL. Cannot find how to access the incoming URL.