asp.net - URL Rewrite rule for IIS to replace folder path in everypage -

We have more than 300 pages in our website project From time to time, we have created a new server which is secure.

• Current implementation for images (aspx, in css)

  / P>

   < Code> http://www.mysite.com/assets/common/image1.jpg    
   
   Sometimes specified in webpage and CSS in this way    
    
    
    
   / P> 
    http://www.static.mysite.com/common/image1.jpg    
   
   For more secure pages < / P> 
    https://www.static.mysite.com/common/image1.jpg     
   As you all You can see that the images are coming from the  ~ / assets  folder but now I have  ~ / asset  with  http://static.mysite.com  Want to make a rule instead. Code>  
   How can I use the rewrite rule in IIS.  
   Example:  
   ASPX  
    & lt; Img Src = "/ property / common / image 1. JPGG" id = "image1" alt = "image" width = "100" height = "100" / & gt; & Lt; Img src = "http://mysite.com/assets/common/image2.jpg" id = "ImageId2" alt = "picture" width = "100" height = "100" />   
   When you want to do the IIS rule, when the code gets above it, it  
    & lt; Img src = "http: //static.mysite.com / common / image1.jpg" id = "ImageId1" alt = "image" width = "100" height = "100" /> & Lt; Img src = "http://static.mysite.com/common/image2.jpg" id = "ImageId2" alt = "picture" width = "100" height = "100" />    
   
   
   You will need to create an outbound rule in IIS Rule will need:  
   
   Precondition should only check HTML files (I use the default HTML)  
   Select the "Match with content" elements in which you want to check the link  
   The pattern is  ^ (. *) / Property /(.*)] / code>  
   The action property is {R: 2}. R: 2 In the regular expression above the second () fills again. You can check after clicking on the "Test Pattern" button.   
   The simple rule that comes from above is: