n this article you will learn how to execute an ASPX file from console.
1.Copy this code to a new file and save it as ConsoleHost.cs
// compile csc ConsoleHost.cs /r:System.Web.dll
using System ;
using System.IO;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Hosting;
public class ConsoleHost : MarshalByRefObject // if you forget to extend this class
// You'll get a SerializationException...!!!
{
public void HandleRequest( String fileName )
{
Console.WriteLine ( " The output from the {0} file " , fileName ) ;
// Create a Worker to execute the aspx file
HttpWorkerRequest worker = new SimpleWorkerRequest( fileName, "" , Console.Out ) ;
// execute the page
HttpRuntime.ProcessRequest( worker ) ;
}} public class Host
{
public static void Main(String[] args)
{
ConsoleHost myHost = ( ConsoleHost )ApplicationHost.CreateApplicationHost
( typeof ( ConsoleHost ) , " /test " ,
Directory.GetCurrentDirectory( ) );
foreach ( String fileName in args )
{
myHost.HandleRequest( fileName ) ;
}
}
}
2.Write a small ASPX file or copy this code and save it as test.aspx
< meta http-equiv ="Content-Type" content ="text/html; charset=windows-1252" >
< meta name ="GENERATOR" content ="Microsoft FrontPage 4.0" >
< meta name ="ProgId" content ="FrontPage.Editor.Document" >
< title > Console Host </ title >
</ head >< script language ="C#" runat ="server" > void Page_Load ( Object src , EventArgs args )
{
message.Text = " Hello World…! " ;
} </ script >
< body >
< asp:Label id ="message" runat ="server" />
</ body ></ html >
3.Compile ConsoleHost.cs by typing csc ConsoleHost.cs /r:System.Web.dll
4.Execute the test.aspx by typing ConsoleHost test.aspx, Now you can see theoutput from the test.aspx file as a static html in the Console window.
Nope….I got an error…!!!!Unhandled Exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: File orassembly name ConsoleHost, or one of its dependencies, was not found.
File name: "ConsoleHost"
You have to create a bin directory assubdirectory to your current directory and move a copy of ConsoleHost.exe to it.Now you have two copies of ConsoleHost.exe, one in the current directory (in mycase f:/temp/test/) and another in /bin (in my case f:/temp/test/bin) directory.
Now type again ConsoleHost test.aspx, you should see an output like this,
Processing an .aspx File From A Console Window, Without Using IIS
In this article you will learn how to execute an ASPX file from console.
Requirements
Platform : WIN NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 , .NET Framework Beta 2
Steps
1.Copy this code to a new file and save it as ConsoleHost.cs
// project created on 2/5/2002 at 4:43 PM}public class Host |
2.Write a small ASPX file or copy this code and save it as test.aspx
<html><head><script language="C#" runat="server">void Page_Load ( Object src , EventArgs args ){ message.Text = "Hello World…!" ; }</script> <body> <asp:Label id="message" runat="server"/> </body></html> |
3.Compile ConsoleHost.cs by typing csc ConsoleHost.cs /r:System.Web.dll
4.Execute the test.aspx by typing ConsoleHost test.aspx, Now you can see theoutput from the test.aspx file as a static html in the Console window.
Nope….I got an error…!!!!Unhandled Exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: File orassembly name ConsoleHost, or one of its dependencies, was not found.
File name: "ConsoleHost"
You have to create a bin directory assubdirectory to your current directory and move a copy of ConsoleHost.exe to it.Now you have two copies of ConsoleHost.exe, one in the current directory (in mycase f:/temp/test/) and another in /bin (in my case f:/temp/test/bin) directory.
Now type again ConsoleHost test.aspx, you should see an output like this, 
Now you are ready to create your own web server which can process ASP.NETfiles….!!!!
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