Getting the GUID for any given path to sharepoint.

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Hey,

I'm trying to get the GUID of a given sharepoint URL. I don't mind using the API or the webservices or Sharepoint's database.

if i were to write a function, it's signature would be: //get a GUID from path. string GetGuidFromPath(string path){}

I had a lead: SPContentMapProvider but it doesn't seem to get the right info.

Thank you!

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