Get name of virtual directory?

c# asp.net iis path virtual-directory
lance picture lance · Jan 30, 2010 · Viewed 19.7k times · Source

I'm using Request.ApplicationPath to learn the name of the Virtual Directory in which I'm running. Is there a more reliable way?

Answer

Tomas Vana picture Tomas Vana · Jan 30, 2010

Request.ApplicationPath is perfectly reliable way of getting the virtual directory and works always when you have the HttpContext and can ask for the Request data.

For further processing and extracting parts of the path, take a look at the VirtualPathUtility class.

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