VirtualDirectoryCollection.InvalidVirtualDirectoryPathCharacters Method
Definition
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Retrieves an array of characters that cannot be used in the path of a virtual directory.
public:
static cli::array <char> ^ InvalidVirtualDirectoryPathCharacters();public static char[] InvalidVirtualDirectoryPathCharacters ();static member InvalidVirtualDirectoryPathCharacters : unit -> char[]Public Shared Function InvalidVirtualDirectoryPathCharacters () As Char()Returns
An array of characters that cannot be used in the path of a virtual directory.
Examples
The following example validates virtual directory path characters by using the InvalidVirtualDirectoryPathCharacters method.
Remarks
In a Windows operating system that is running the common language runtime (CLR), this method will return the following characters: \?;:@&=+$,|"<>*
"*" is an invalid file system character. You cannot use the remaining characters in managed-code location tags. The "/" character is acceptable for a virtual directory.