How to get website path in IIS

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How to get website path in IIS
Example: www.example.com
i want path = c:/example

Posted 28-Nov-14 0:26am

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Sinisa Hajnal · Answer 1 · 2014-11-28T00:31:00

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Server.MapPath[^] will turn your virtual path into server file path.

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Posted 28-Nov-14 0:31am

Sinisa Hajnal

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vr reddy 28-Nov-14 6:31am

i want iis path using site name

Sinisa Hajnal 28-Nov-14 6:47am

Why don't you read it before you comment. Use Server.MapPath("/") to get your physical domain path.

[no name] 28-Nov-14 6:55am

You meant you physical path in Server ? Where it is hosted ?

Sinisa Hajnal 28-Nov-14 7:38am

Yes, that is what you asked for isn't it? If you browse default web site and ask for Server.MapPath ("/") you'll get C:\InetPub\wwwroot ON THE SERVER.

Sinisa Hajnal 28-Nov-14 7:40am

Ah...you want application path? Not server path? That is, you want your application subdirectory? Try with Server.MapPath("~") if that is so.