Hi Bryan,
Thanks for your response.
Based on my further test, we can try using the HttpContext.Current.Request
to access the HttpRequest object since Application_Start is also fired by
a certain client request. However, as Juan has mentioned, generally
speaking Request is invisible in application_Start event, you'd better add
some code to check whether the HttpContext's member property being null so
as to insure no exception will occured. Also, if possible, you can
consider Juan's suggestion on move the App Path query to Page's certain
event (cache them once).
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| re:
| > Any way to do this?
|
| There is a way, but not from Application_Start.
| As you already know, the Request object is not available in it.
|
| Can you use the Init event ? ( Overriding it with OnInit ), or the
Page_Load event ?
| Either of them would allow you to Request the application's virtual path.
|
| Also, unless you want the data to be portable to other boxes, you could
| simply set an Application variable which holds the Application's virtual
path
| ( kinda klunky, I know, but it would get the job done... ).
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| <br***@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
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| > Steven -
| > Thanks, but that's not quite what I need. If I have an ASP.NET
| > application called foo, Request.ApplicationPath returs /foo. I'm not
| > looking for the physical path on the machine, but the name of the
| > virtual application root. Any way to do this?
| >
| > Thanks,
| > Bryan
| >
| > On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 08:20:26 GMT,
st*****@online.microsoft.com (Steven
| > Cheng[MSFT]) wrote:
| >>Hi Bryan,
| >>
| >>Welcome to ASPNET newsgroup.
| >>As for getting asp.net application's root app path in Application_Start
| >>event, I think we can consider the following two means:
| >>
| >>1. Use the HttpContext.Current.Server object 's MapPath with the "~/"
path
| >>expression to get the app root's physical path. For example:
| >>
| >>string path = HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/");
| >>
| >>2. AS far as in the 1.x version, since each asp.net application is
hosted
| >>in a single .net APPDomain, and the AppDomain's BaseDirectory is set as
the
| >>Asp.net application's web root, so we can also use the following
statement
| >>to get the application's base dir also:
| >>
| >>string basedir = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory;
| >>
| >>Hope helps. Thanks,
| >>
| >>Steven Cheng
| >>Microsoft Online Support
| >>
| >>Get Secure!
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| >>
| >>
| >>
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| >>| Is there any way I can get the application path (the one returned by
| >>| Request.ApplicationPath) in the Application_Start method in
| >>| Global.asax? Request is not valid there. On a related note, is there a
| >>| way to get it from a static method in an aspx page, or in the class
| >>| (static) constructor for an aspx page?
| >>|
| >>| Thanks,
| >>| Bryan
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