How to do something firstly when the asp.net server start

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Published on 2009-10-26T07:09:35Z Indexed on 2010/05/12 1:04 UTC
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Hi all
I need an interface that can be run firstly when the application start.
We can write some code in Application_Start of global.ascx.
Is there any other method to finish it after some configurations in web.config,i don't wanna write any code in global.ascx
You know,we can implement the Interface 'IHttpModule' to diy each request.
But the interface is not fix to application start.
which one is i wanna? Thanks

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