HttpRequestWrapper.MapPath Method
Definition
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Maps the virtual path in the requested URL to a physical path on the server.
Overloads
MapPath(String) |
Maps the specified virtual path to a physical path on the server. |
MapPath(String, String, Boolean) |
Maps the specified virtual path to a physical path on the server. |
MapPath(String)
Maps the specified virtual path to a physical path on the server.
public:
override System::String ^ MapPath(System::String ^ virtualPath);
public override string MapPath (string virtualPath);
override this.MapPath : string -> string
Public Overrides Function MapPath (virtualPath As String) As String
Parameters
- virtualPath
- String
The virtual path (absolute or relative) to map to a physical path.
Returns
The physical path on the server that is specified by virtualPath
.
Applies to
MapPath(String, String, Boolean)
Maps the specified virtual path to a physical path on the server.
public:
override System::String ^ MapPath(System::String ^ virtualPath, System::String ^ baseVirtualDir, bool allowCrossAppMapping);
public override string MapPath (string virtualPath, string baseVirtualDir, bool allowCrossAppMapping);
override this.MapPath : string * string * bool -> string
Public Overrides Function MapPath (virtualPath As String, baseVirtualDir As String, allowCrossAppMapping As Boolean) As String
Parameters
- virtualPath
- String
The virtual path (absolute or relative) to map to a physical path.
- baseVirtualDir
- String
The virtual base directory path that is used for relative resolution.
- allowCrossAppMapping
- Boolean
true
to indicate that virtualPath
can belong to another application; otherwise, false
.
Returns
The physical path on the server.
Exceptions
allowCrossAppMapping
is false
and virtualPath
belongs to another application.
-or-
No HttpContext object is defined for the request.
Applies to
.NET