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1.Is ASP.NET App Being Accessed Internally/Externally
Hi.
In VB.NET, is it possible to determine whether an ASP.NET is being accessed
internally (within the same domain hosting the application) or externally
(across the internet)? I've looked at using the HttpRequest.ServerVariables
Property, but it doesn't look like it's NameValueCollection contains any
items which would identify whether or not a program is being accessed
internally/externally.
Basically I need to apply certain logic when a program is accessed
internally (within my company) and different logic when a program is accessed
externally (across the internet).
Is this possible?
Thanks.
2.Accessing Sites Internally vs. Externally
Here's an odd one, I'm currently developing a site for internal usage, to get
around their public website, I set the internal server to port 8080 (I
publish my .net from my office externally). There is no problem at all
accessing the site externally, but it is almost impossible to access
internally. I checked to make sure I have no references in the site to the
external publishing address. This may be a very simple problem, but one I
have yet to find an answer to. Thanks in advance!
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John A. Janes
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I'm using VB.net 2005 - -
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Hi all,
After a file has been modified by an external tool,
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Is there a way to reload the file using the extensibility objects to avoid
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I looked in the obvious places:
The Document object does not have a Reload method
and the TextDocument and ItemOperations objects netiher.
I could of course use the TextSelection and EditPoint objects to
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but I thought there might be an easier way
Thanks in advance,
Gerrit Beuze
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