Determine current execution context (ASP.NET or Winforms)

5 10 2007

I’ve moved my blog to a self-hosted account.
So, you can see this post at http://www.leandrodg.com.ar/blog/2007/10/05/determine-current-execution-context-webforms-or-winforms.

Thanks for the support!

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5 05 2008
jamesgoody (02:08:09) :

Hey! Thanks for the tip. I was using HttpContext.Current but found that it was null when invoking methods via reflection. Using Assembly.GetEntryAssembly() allows for this scenario. I combined the two checks to be safe:

if (Assembly.GetEntryAssembly() != null && HttpContext.Current == null)

Thanks again!

Jimmy

13 12 2008
Fniitmse (16:31:41) :

Thanks!,

26 03 2009
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