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Hello,<br />
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My windows app is using the following code to load my xml file located in the application’s path. I’m now converting to a web version using ASP.NET. How do I modify the code below to load my xml files which are located in the App_Data folder?<br />
Dim MyDoc As XDocument = XDocument.Load(Application<wbr />.StartupPa<wbr />th &amp;&nbsp;&quot;/Donor.xml&quot;)<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Victor <br />

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Hello,

My windows app is using the following code to load my xml file located in the application’s path. I’m now converting to a web version using ASP.NET. How do I modify the code below to load my xml files which are located in the App_Data folder?
Dim MyDoc As XDocument = XDocument.Load(Application.StartupPath & "/Donor.xml")

Thanks,

Victor 


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