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Uri Class Cheat Sheet

breki — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 07:15:57 +0000

Another reference post, this time covering usage of .NET Uri class.

Example URL: http://somewhere.else.com:9999/service/packages?page=2#fragment

The table below contains values for various properties of Uri for that example URL:

AbsolutePath	/service/packages
AbsoluteUri	http://somewhere.else.com:9999/service/packages?page=2#fragment
Authority	somewhere.else.com:9999
DnsSafeHost	somewhere.else.com
Fragment	#fragment
Host	somewhere.else.com
HostNameType	Dns
IsAbsoluteUri	true
IsDefaultPort	false
IsFile	false
IsLoopback	false
IsUnc	false
LocalPath	/service/packages
OriginalString	http://somewhere.else.com:9999/service/packages?page=2#fragment
PathAndQuery	/service/packages?page=2
Port	9999
Query	?page=2
Scheme	http
Segments	array: “/”, “service/”, “packages”
UserEscaped	false
UserInfo	“” (empty string)

System.Web.HttpRequest Paths Cheat Sheet

breki — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 13:33:41 +0000

More a “remember” post for me than a real reference thing, but I think it might be useful to anybody doing more than simple work with HttpRequests.

Example request URL: http://localhost:65107/Services.svc/services?page=30

The table below contains values for various path-related properties of HttpRequest for that example request URL:

ApplicationPath	/
AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath	~/Services.svc
CurrentExecutionFilePath	/Services.svc
FilePath	/Services.svc
Path	/Services.svc/services
PathInfo	/services
PhysicalApplicationPath	D:\svn\eEnvoyer\SEPA\EEnvoyer.Server\
PhysicalPath	D:\svn\eEnvoyer\SEPA\EEnvoyer.Server\Services.svc
RawUrl	/Services.svc/services?page=30
Url	http://localhost:65107/Services.svc/services?page=30

ASP.NET MVC: Use Integrated Managed Pipeline Mode

breki — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 05:56:36 +0000

A note to myself: the IIS application under which an ASP.NET MVC application runs has to be set up to use Integrated Managed Pipeline Mode (Advanced Settings…), otherwise you’ll end up with the

HTTP Error 404.0 – Not Found
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

error for any virtual URL (other than the default one).

This of course applies to IIS 6 and above.