Prior to ASP.NET MVC Framework, there was a direct relationship between requested URLs and the files on the server hard disk. For example in the Web Forms, a request such as http://www.site.com/Default.aspx was matched to a "Default.aspx" file on the server hard disk. On the other hand, in a MVC application, requests are processed by actions in controller classes and apparently, there isn't a one-to-one correlation to the files on disk. The MVC Framework make use of the "Routing system" to handle URLs requests. This post will give you several examples to teach you how to define your own routes and reach with specific URLs the action methods in your controller classes


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