Loading an ASP.NET Page Class dynamically in an HttpHandler


	Loading an ASP.NET Page Class dynamically in an HttpHandler

travislaborde

8-2-2007 9:08 AM

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programming, asp.net

travislaborde says:

not sure why I find this interesting, but I'm sure one day I'll do it

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</SPAN>    {
<SPAN>public</SPAN> <SPAN>bool</SPAN> IsReusable
        {
            <SPAN>get</SPAN> { <SPAN>return</SPAN> <SPAN>false</SPAN>; }
        }
<SPAN>public</SPAN> <SPAN>void</SPAN> ProcessRequest(System.Web.<SPAN>HttpContext</SPAN> context)
        {
<SPAN>//Page page = BuildManager.CreateInstanceFromVirtualPath("/weblog/schedulerTest.aspx", typeof(SchedulerTest) ) as Page; 
</SPAN>            <SPAN>//BuildManager.GetVirtualPathDependencies("/weblog/testpage.axd");
</SPAN>            <SPAN>Page</SPAN> page = <SPAN>new</SPAN> <SPAN>SchedulerTest</SPAN>();  // An ASPX Page class (note: CodeBehind)
            <STRONG>page.AppRelativeVirtualPath = context.Request.AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath; 
</STRONG>            page.ProcessRequest(context);
}
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