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Setting Website global variables on the fly

Asked by djcheeky in Programming for ASP.NET, C# Programming Language

Tags: Microsoft, C# ASP.NET

Hi,

I am fairly new to ASP.NET (c#) and come from a coldfusion programming background.

I need to set up certain variables for each request, but am not sure exactly how or where to do this.

What I would like to achieve is the following (written in pseudocode with dummy variables for example):

if(cgi.server_name) contains "siteA"
{
  request.sitename = "Website A";
  request.webRoot = "http://www.siteA.com";
  request.connectionString = Application["websiteAString"];
}
else
{
  request.sitename = "Local Website";
  request.webRoot = "http://localhost/siteb";
  request.connectionString = Application["websiteBString"];
}

In Coldfusion, you could just do this sort of thing before each request, like in the application.cfm file or similar.

How do you do this in ASP.NET? (C#)
Please note that I DO NOT want to put these things into a statis file like web.config or globals.asax, and even if I do, at some point before each request I would like to do some sort of dynamic calculations, like demonstrated above in the pseudocode.

Thanks,
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