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Can anyone point me in the right direction of what the WebDAV request
looks like when you "read" a file out of IIS? For example, when the
Visual Studio edits a live web site, it brings back an .aspx page for
edit without processing it. I am looking for that request that will
bring back the text without processing....but don't want to "lock" the
resource.

KellyGreer

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On Nov 17, 2:58 am, kellygreer1 <kellygre...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Can anyone point me in the right direction of what theWebDAVrequest
> looks like when you "read" a file out of IIS? For example, when the
> Visual Studio edits a live web site, it brings back an .aspx page for
> edit without processing it. I am looking for that request that will
> bring back the text without processing....but don't want to "lock" the
> resource.
>
> KellyGreer
> KellyGre...@nospam.com
> change nospam to yahoo

it's just a GET request with LOCK and UNLOCK after that

On Dec 15, 6:13*am, Alexey Smirnov <alexey.smir...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 17, 2:58 am,kellygreer1<kellygre...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Can anyone point me in the right direction of what theWebDAVrequest
> > looks like when you "read" a file out of IIS? *For example, when the
> > Visual Studio edits a live web site, it brings back an .aspx page for
> > edit without processing it. I am looking for that request that will
> > bring back the text without processing....but don't want to "lock" the
> > resource.
>
> > KellyGreer
> > KellyGre...@nospam.com
> > change nospam to yahoo
>
> it's just a GET request with LOCK and UNLOCK after that

wouldn't the GET request process the page?

any chance Microsoft will ever add a WebDAV library to .NET?

kelly