How do I set the entry point of an IIS 7.5 module?

Question

.NET

Hello colleagues!
Literally 2 weeks ago, I plunged into .net development in order to write a module that will "listen" to the "BeginConnection" event in order to determine the client's details (UserAgent, IP, etc.). When I set the target platform to x32, the EventLog (implemented in the module code) leaves no messages. But I get the error "Could not find entry point to dll". The target platform x64 brings down IIS in 503.
So, I ask to prompt, with what target platform it is necessary to build IIS modules? Why doesn't a class inheriting from IHTTPModule provide an entry point to an IIS thread?
Environment: WinServer 2008 R2 x64, .Net 4.5.1, IIS 7.5, VStudio Express 2012

Answer 1

Good afternoon.
The ultimate goal of this action is not entirely clear.
If you look at the pipeline of the request, then there is no IIS and asp itself - 2 separate components.
Here is a description of the pipeline, for example.
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/bb470252(...
1. define a specific task
2. depending on it, you need to choose a place in the pipeline where to actually insert the processing.
Z.Y. also if you use the latter framework, maybe OWIN will help