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From: Kashypa78
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Hi,
That
is beacause, this is how the ASP.NET works,
Whenever a application is run, what the CLR does is it
makes a shodow copy of the Executing Assembly.
For e.g.
Lets say u have a virtual root called MyWebApp on a Server
called MyServer.
Lets
say the physical path of the MyWebApp is
D:\MyFolder\MyWebApp.
So we all know that there will be one bin folder in our ASp.NET web
application right.
the bin folder will have a project dll with name
MyWebApp.dll.
So when a request comes for your web application (MyWebApp) CLR
makes a shodow copy
of the MyWebApp.dll.
This is why you are getting that path.
Try this code:
Application.StartupPath
This
Gets the path for the executable file that started the application, not
including the executable name
regards
Lohith
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From: vishnuvr
Hi All,
Iam developing AOP class, Iam using Reflection to get the
exact location of assembly using
string location =
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location;
When called this one from Windows project it will give me the
exact folders bin location(physical path)....
but When i try to call this class from my web
application it always gives me
c:\winnt\Microsoft.net\framework\v1.1.xxxx,
y is this i want to get the exact location for my web
application
Even i tried to use
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().codebase but no
use
can u people plz explain me how to get that
Thanking u in advance
-Vishnu
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