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New Post 7/11/2007 11:13 AM
User is offline Tim Sherrill
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Accessing application properties from scheduler 

I've created a scheduler task that will query my database of projects and create an index on disk.  I need to specify the directory of the physical path.  In a module I would use this code:

string path = global.Application.Request.MapPath("~");

However, since the scheduler isn't part of a page view, I don't have access to the global or application object. How do I get to the globals object?

Thanks, Tim

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New Post 11/26/2007 6:44 PM
User is offline Kikkoman
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Re: Accessing application properties from scheduler 

I have the same exact issue so I was wondering if there was a solution for this.  In my case, I'm trying to create a scheduler task that creates a file and attaches to an email that is sent out to a user.  I'm having a problem creating a file as I can't get access to a server path that I can use to put the new created file.  Thanks.
 
New Post 11/27/2007 2:08 PM
User is offline Pril
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Re: Accessing application properties from scheduler 

If scheduler is part of http request you can use httpcontext object.

Kind regards,

Primoz
 
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