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Can I use Response.WriteFile with a physical path across web servers? (ASP.NET)

Asked by mandi224 in Server Side Includes (SSI), Microsoft Identity Integration Server, Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: ssi, response.writefile, server side includes, asp.net, asp, virtual path, physical path, includes

We currently have two IIS webservers -- web and webapp.  All of our static HTML files live on web and all of our old ASPs and newer ASPX files live on webapp.

An outside consultant is redesigning our website look and feel and has given us all new HTML pages, CSS files, etc. which are all going to live on web.  We're in charge of modifying all the ASPs and ASPX files in house to get them to match the new look and feel.

For testing, we had just copied the template files over onto webapp and were  using Response.WriteFile("/ssi/header.shtml") as an example to include headers and footers in our dynamic apps which are on the webapp server...

However, we really don't want to have duplicate ssi folders on both web and webapp to maintain-- we'd like to keep all the header/footer files on just web -- problem being, if we do something like this: Response.WriteFile("http://web/ssi/header.shtml"), we get the error: 'http://web/ssi/header.shtml' is not a valid virtual path.

Is there a cleaner way to include our header and footer files across web servers?
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