Hi,
Can I start an external process from the Web Service?
I'm using a code, compiler keeps silence, compiles ok and starts the
project. When I trace in Debugger it doesn't start an external process.
That's strange for me. I understand that it should be a new shell, but why I
can't start it? Is it need to have a Windows application to start an
external process? I created a very long batch files and a complicated
script to work with the database using several external utilities, but I
can't call this batch files. How can I do that at all?
private int RunExecutable(s tring sName, string sOption){
Process process = new Process();
process.StartIn fo.FileName = sName;
process.StartIn fo.Arguments = sOption;
try{process.Sta rt();}
catch{return S_Exclusion;}
process.WaitFor Exit();
return process.ExitCod e;
}//
Regards,
Dmitri
6  6834 
Catch the exception, man! Probably the process that runs under ASPNET user
don't have rights on the path where your executable file is or some of the
inner tasks performed by the process requires more credentials.
--
Horatiu Ripa
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:rinsb.3574 8$L77.18322@fed 1read03... Hi,
Can I start an external process from the Web Service?
I'm using a code, compiler keeps silence, compiles ok and starts the
project. When I trace in Debugger it doesn't start an external process.
That's strange for me. I understand that it should be a new shell, but why
I can't start it? Is it need to have a Windows application to start an
external process? I created a very long batch files and a complicated
script to work with the database using several external utilities, but I
can't call this batch files. How can I do that at all?
private int RunExecutable(s tring sName, string sOption){
Process process = new Process();
process.StartIn fo.FileName = sName;
process.StartIn fo.Arguments = sOption;
try{process.Sta rt();}
catch{return S_Exclusion;}
process.WaitFor Exit();
return process.ExitCod e;
}//
Regards,
Dmitri
Hi,
Easier. I'm going step-by-step in debugger and it ignores this call, it
steps on and then goes ahead. There is no exception. Usually catch{} shows
the exception, but in this case - nothing. To be sure - the first that I've
done - I excluded the part of code about exception at all. if it was it
would be generated and catch by IDE. Nothing at all.
Probably you're right, we should open these folders for execution, they're
blocked by the system. Maybe it's easier to create a separate process and
catch required parameters from the database and leave the WebService alone.
Thanks.
Dmitri
"Horatiu Ripa" <un****@busines sco.us> wrote in message
news:ur******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Catch the exception, man! Probably the process that runs under ASPNET user
don't have rights on the path where your executable file is or some of the
inner tasks performed by the process requires more credentials.
--
Horatiu Ripa
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:rinsb.3574 8$L77.18322@fed 1read03... Hi,
Can I start an external process from the Web Service?
I'm using a code, compiler keeps silence, compiles ok and starts the
project. When I trace in Debugger it doesn't start an external process.
That's strange for me. I understand that it should be a new shell, but
why I can't start it? Is it need to have a Windows application to start an
external process? I created a very long batch files and a complicated
script to work with the database using several external utilities, but I
can't call this batch files. How can I do that at all?
private int RunExecutable(s tring sName, string sOption){
Process process = new Process();
process.StartIn fo.FileName = sName;
process.StartIn fo.Arguments = sOption;
try{process.Sta rt();}
catch{return S_Exclusion;}
process.WaitFor Exit();
return process.ExitCod e;
}//
Regards,
Dmitri
What kind of process are you trying to start? Are you sure it doesn't need an interactive console? Did you run taskman to check the
process is not running?
Willy.
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message news:s_usb.521$ Q64.236@fed1rea d03... Hi,
Easier. I'm going step-by-step in debugger and it ignores this call, it
steps on and then goes ahead. There is no exception. Usually catch{} shows
the exception, but in this case - nothing. To be sure - the first that I've
done - I excluded the part of code about exception at all. if it was it
would be generated and catch by IDE. Nothing at all.
Probably you're right, we should open these folders for execution, they're
blocked by the system. Maybe it's easier to create a separate process and
catch required parameters from the database and leave the WebService alone.
Thanks.
Dmitri
"Horatiu Ripa" <un****@busines sco.us> wrote in message
news:ur******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Catch the exception, man! Probably the process that runs under ASPNET user
don't have rights on the path where your executable file is or some of the
inner tasks performed by the process requires more credentials.
--
Horatiu Ripa
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:rinsb.3574 8$L77.18322@fed 1read03... Hi,
Can I start an external process from the Web Service?
I'm using a code, compiler keeps silence, compiles ok and starts the
project. When I trace in Debugger it doesn't start an external process.
That's strange for me. I understand that it should be a new shell, but
why I can't start it? Is it need to have a Windows application to start an
external process? I created a very long batch files and a complicated
script to work with the database using several external utilities, but I
can't call this batch files. How can I do that at all?
private int RunExecutable(s tring sName, string sOption){
Process process = new Process();
process.StartIn fo.FileName = sName;
process.StartIn fo.Arguments = sOption;
try{process.Sta rt();}
catch{return S_Exclusion;}
process.WaitFor Exit();
return process.ExitCod e;
}//
Regards,
Dmitri
Hi,
It's just a batch file, I know how it usually runs, it eats a lot of
resources and runs about 15 seconds. So it's easy to understand if it runs
or not. It doesn't. It doesn't require any interface etc. Just a shell to
execute. I start several EXEs from this batch file to create a database, to
run scripts, etc. I decided to create an external application to do all
stuff, but it's interesting to know is it possible at all to start an
external application using Process class?
Dmitri
"Willy Denoyette [MVP]" <wi************ *@pandora.be> wrote in message
news:OG******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. What kind of process are you trying to start? Are you sure it doesn't need
an interactive console? Did you run taskman to check the process is not running?
Willy.
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:s_usb.521$ Q64.236@fed1rea d03... Hi,
Easier. I'm going step-by-step in debugger and it ignores this call, it
steps on and then goes ahead. There is no exception. Usually catch{}
shows the exception, but in this case - nothing. To be sure - the first that
I've done - I excluded the part of code about exception at all. if it was it
would be generated and catch by IDE. Nothing at all.
Probably you're right, we should open these folders for execution,
they're blocked by the system. Maybe it's easier to create a separate process
and catch required parameters from the database and leave the WebService
alone.
Thanks.
Dmitri
"Horatiu Ripa" <un****@busines sco.us> wrote in message
news:ur******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Catch the exception, man! Probably the process that runs under ASPNET
user don't have rights on the path where your executable file is or some of
the inner tasks performed by the process requires more credentials.
--
Horatiu Ripa
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:rinsb.3574 8$L77.18322@fed 1read03...
> Hi,
>
> Can I start an external process from the Web Service?
>
> I'm using a code, compiler keeps silence, compiles ok and starts the
> project. When I trace in Debugger it doesn't start an external
process. > That's strange for me. I understand that it should be a new shell,
but why I
> can't start it? Is it need to have a Windows application to start an
> external process? I created a very long batch files and a
complicated > script to work with the database using several external utilities,
but I > can't call this batch files. How can I do that at all?
>
> private int RunExecutable(s tring sName, string sOption){
>
> Process process = new Process();
>
> process.StartIn fo.FileName = sName;
>
> process.StartIn fo.Arguments = sOption;
>
> try{process.Sta rt();}
>
> catch{return S_Exclusion;}
>
> process.WaitFor Exit();
>
> return process.ExitCod e;
>
> }//
>
> Regards,
> Dmitri
>
>
You can easily check if the process does not execute due to a lack of
credentials by putting the ASPNET user in Administrators group. Check this
out and if everything works that this is the issue arount this behaviour.
--
Horatiu Ripa
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:0cysb.933$ Q64.207@fed1rea d03... Hi,
It's just a batch file, I know how it usually runs, it eats a lot of
resources and runs about 15 seconds. So it's easy to understand if it runs
or not. It doesn't. It doesn't require any interface etc. Just a shell to
execute. I start several EXEs from this batch file to create a database,
to run scripts, etc. I decided to create an external application to do all
stuff, but it's interesting to know is it possible at all to start an
external application using Process class?
Dmitri
"Willy Denoyette [MVP]" <wi************ *@pandora.be> wrote in message
news:OG******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. What kind of process are you trying to start? Are you sure it doesn't
need an interactive console? Did you run taskman to check the process is not running?
Willy.
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message news:s_usb.521$ Q64.236@fed1rea d03... Hi,
Easier. I'm going step-by-step in debugger and it ignores this call,
it steps on and then goes ahead. There is no exception. Usually catch{} shows the exception, but in this case - nothing. To be sure - the first that I've done - I excluded the part of code about exception at all. if it was
it would be generated and catch by IDE. Nothing at all.
Probably you're right, we should open these folders for execution, they're blocked by the system. Maybe it's easier to create a separate process and catch required parameters from the database and leave the WebService alone.
Thanks.
Dmitri
"Horatiu Ripa" <un****@busines sco.us> wrote in message
news:ur******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...
> Catch the exception, man! Probably the process that runs under
ASPNET user > don't have rights on the path where your executable file is or some
of the > inner tasks performed by the process requires more credentials.
>
> --
> Horatiu Ripa
>
> "Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
> news:rinsb.3574 8$L77.18322@fed 1read03...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Can I start an external process from the Web Service?
> >
> > I'm using a code, compiler keeps silence, compiles ok and starts
the > > project. When I trace in Debugger it doesn't start an external
process. > > That's strange for me. I understand that it should be a new shell, but why
> I
> > can't start it? Is it need to have a Windows application to start
an > > external process? I created a very long batch files and a complicated > > script to work with the database using several external utilities, but I > > can't call this batch files. How can I do that at all?
> >
> > private int RunExecutable(s tring sName, string sOption){
> >
> > Process process = new Process();
> >
> > process.StartIn fo.FileName = sName;
> >
> > process.StartIn fo.Arguments = sOption;
> >
> > try{process.Sta rt();}
> >
> > catch{return S_Exclusion;}
> >
> > process.WaitFor Exit();
> >
> > return process.ExitCod e;
> >
> > }//
> >
> > Regards,
> > Dmitri
> >
> >
>
>
Hi,
It could be a security hole. I have already created a separate process that
is running in a background and checks from time to time a database table. It
does all job if it need to be done, then waits for another query. It's safer
anyway, than to run a separate process from a web service.
Regards,
Dmitri
"Horatiu Ripa" <un****@busines sco.us> wrote in message
news:ef******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... You can easily check if the process does not execute due to a lack of
credentials by putting the ASPNET user in Administrators group. Check this
out and if everything works that this is the issue arount this behaviour.
--
Horatiu Ripa
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:0cysb.933$ Q64.207@fed1rea d03... Hi,
It's just a batch file, I know how it usually runs, it eats a lot of
resources and runs about 15 seconds. So it's easy to understand if it
runs or not. It doesn't. It doesn't require any interface etc. Just a shell
to execute. I start several EXEs from this batch file to create a database, to run scripts, etc. I decided to create an external application to do all
stuff, but it's interesting to know is it possible at all to start an
external application using Process class?
Dmitri
"Willy Denoyette [MVP]" <wi************ *@pandora.be> wrote in message
news:OG******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. What kind of process are you trying to start? Are you sure it doesn't need an interactive console? Did you run taskman to check the process is not running?
Willy.
"Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
news:s_usb.521$ Q64.236@fed1rea d03... > Hi,
>
> Easier. I'm going step-by-step in debugger and it ignores this call,
it > steps on and then goes ahead. There is no exception. Usually catch{}
shows > the exception, but in this case - nothing. To be sure - the first
that I've > done - I excluded the part of code about exception at all. if it was it > would be generated and catch by IDE. Nothing at all.
>
> Probably you're right, we should open these folders for execution,
they're > blocked by the system. Maybe it's easier to create a separate
process and > catch required parameters from the database and leave the WebService
alone. >
> Thanks.
>
> Dmitri
>
> "Horatiu Ripa" <un****@busines sco.us> wrote in message
> news:ur******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...
> > Catch the exception, man! Probably the process that runs under ASPNET user > > don't have rights on the path where your executable file is or
some of the > > inner tasks performed by the process requires more credentials.
> >
> > --
> > Horatiu Ripa
> >
> > "Dmitri Shvetsov" <ds*******@cox. net> wrote in message
> > news:rinsb.3574 8$L77.18322@fed 1read03...
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > Can I start an external process from the Web Service?
> > >
> > > I'm using a code, compiler keeps silence, compiles ok and starts the > > > project. When I trace in Debugger it doesn't start an external
process. > > > That's strange for me. I understand that it should be a new
shell, but > why
> > I
> > > can't start it? Is it need to have a Windows application to
start an > > > external process? I created a very long batch files and a
complicated > > > script to work with the database using several external
utilities, but I > > > can't call this batch files. How can I do that at all?
> > >
> > > private int RunExecutable(s tring sName, string sOption){
> > >
> > > Process process = new Process();
> > >
> > > process.StartIn fo.FileName = sName;
> > >
> > > process.StartIn fo.Arguments = sOption;
> > >
> > > try{process.Sta rt();}
> > >
> > > catch{return S_Exclusion;}
> > >
> > > process.WaitFor Exit();
> > >
> > > return process.ExitCod e;
> > >
> > > }//
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Dmitri
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
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