It’s “in memory”. That’s why you have to register it each time your app starts. RouteTable.Routes is a static reference to a RouteCollection.
So you can just call RouteTable.Routes to access it.
It’s “in memory”. That’s why you have to register it each time your app starts. RouteTable.Routes is a static reference to a RouteCollection.
So you can just call RouteTable.Routes to access it.