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I want to be able to map a path to a different domain but keep the original address in the address bar. Is there a way to code this or is it in IIS. I preferably would like a coded method if possible. I have a link whose href is like this "http://www.example.com/invproxy.aspx?id=1&batch=1". I want to have that map to "http://www.otherdomain.com/Files/TheFileRequest.aspx". I generate the path to map to using the querystring of the original request. It works with Server.Transfer or Response.Redirect but i want the address bar to still say the originally requested URL. Is this possible? Thanks EDIT: I have solved the issue (probably not the most economical way) but below is the code I am using in the Page_load event of invproxy.aspx <pre><code>// Just test file, no code to select path yet. string requestPath = "http://www.otherdomain.com/Files/TestFile.pdf"; // Setup the request for the PDF File HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(requestPath); // Get the response from otherdomain.com HttpWebResponse resp = (HttpWebResponse)req.GetResponse(); // Assign the invproxy response the PDF ContentType Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"; // Get the body of the response in a stream object Stream s = resp.GetResponseStream(); // Create a byte array to be read into from the stream byte[] buffer = new byte[resp.ContentLength]; int position = 0; while (true) { //Read bytes one by one, slow but causes errors trying to read the whole thing. //I need to use chunks here. int b = s.ReadByte(); if (b == -1) { //This is the end of the stream break; } else { //Set the byte at the current position to the value just read buffer[position] = (byte)b; //Advance the position by one. position++; } } //breakpoint debugging string sa = Encoding.Default.GetString(buffer); //Write the file to the invproxy response. Response.BinaryWrite(buffer); </code></pre> EDIT: Just to the add the finished result, I get my PDF document displayed in a new tab in the browser (where compatible) with the address bar saying <a href="http://www.example.com/invproxy?myquerystring" rel="nofollow">http://www.example.com/invproxy?myquerystring</a>
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