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ExecuteASPX method


Execute ASP.Net WebPage and send it back to client.

Type

Void

Syntax

  • C#
  • VB.NET
Void ExecuteASPX();

Void ExecuteASPX(String PhysicalPath, String VirtualPath, String RelativeBinPath, String WebConfig);
The ExecuteASPX(PhysicalPath,VirtualPath,RelativeBinPath,WebConfig) syntax has these parts:
PhysicalPathPath specifying physical path to your Root folder where ASPx file is located.
VirtualPathVirtual path for which document will be executed. i.e: "/Default.aspx".
RelativeBinPathVirtual path for Bin directory.
WebConfigWebConfig file that should be used. Usually this is web.config file that holds web application settings and configuration.

Sub ExecuteASPX()

Sub ExecuteASPX(ByVal PhysicalPath As String, ByVal VirtualPath As String, ByVal RelativeBinPath As String, ByVal WebConfig As String)
The ExecuteASPX(PhysicalPath,VirtualPath,RelativeBinPath,WebConfig) syntax has these parts:
PhysicalPathPath specifying physical path to your Root folder where ASPx file is located.
VirtualPathVirtual path for which document will be executed. i.e: "/Default.aspx".
RelativeBinPathVirtual path for Bin directory.
WebConfigWebConfig file that should be used. Usually this is web.config file that holds web application settings and configuration.

Remarks

When called, wodWebServer.NET will process ASP.NET WebPage, automatically create response and adequate headers. After the Response is created, response will be delivered back to client.

Platforms

Windows