XmlDocument.Load() and relative URL

[el.c. - myLittleTools.net]

Hi all

I'm creating an XmlDocument object and then i need to load its xml
content from an url which returns an xml stream
My problem is that i cannot use absolute URL but *relative* URL
i.e.
oXmlDoc.Load("../xml/genxml.aspx");

I know that
oXmlDoc.Load(http://xx.xx.xx.xx/site/xml/genxml.aspx);
and oXmlDoc.Load(this.Page.Server.MapPath("myfile.xml" ));
are working

But how can specify that the string parameter is a relative url and not
a full path ?

Thanks in advance

Elian Chrebor
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[Martin Honnen]

el.c. - myLittleTools.net wrote:

I'm creating an XmlDocument object and then i need to load its xml
content from an url which returns an xml stream
My problem is that i cannot use absolute URL but *relative* URL
i.e.
oXmlDoc.Load("../xml/genxml.aspx");

A relative URI needs a base URI to resolve it so perhaps within ASP.NET
oXmlDoc.Load(new Uri(Request.Url, "../xml/genxml.aspx").ToString())
works for you.

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[el.c. - myLittleTools.net]

Martin Honnen wrote:

el.c. - myLittleTools.net wrote:

I'm creating an XmlDocument object and then i need to load its xml
content from an url which returns an xml stream
My problem is that i cannot use absolute URL but *relative* URL
i.e.
oXmlDoc.Load("../xml/genxml.aspx");

A relative URI needs a base URI to resolve it so perhaps within
ASP.NET oXmlDoc.Load(new Uri(Request.Url,
"../xml/genxml.aspx").ToString()) works for you.

That perfectly works !
Thanks a lot for this prompt help !

best regards
elian chrebor
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