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I am writing a diagnostic page for SiteScope and one area we need to test is if the connection to the file/media assets are accesible from the web server. One way I think I can do this is load the image via code behind and test to see if the IIS status message is 200.

So basically I should be able to navigate to within the site to a folder like this: /media/1/image.jpg and see if it returns 200...if not throw exception.

I am struggling to figure out how to write this code.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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Just use HEAD. No need to download the entire image if you don't need it. Here some boilerplate code.

HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create("url");
request.Method = "HEAD";

bool exists;
try
{
    request.GetResponse();
    exists = true;
}
catch
{
   exists = false;
}

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