I wrote a Visual Studio 2000 C# Windows application.
The application works fine on my local PC running Windows
2000 Pro, and it also works fine running on a server with
Windows 2000 Server. But when I ported the C#
application to a new Server running Windows 2003 Server,
I get this error... "Could not find a part of the path
X:\...".
I have several C# applications that run fine on Windows
2003 Server, only the C# applications that access a
mapped drive have this problem. The mapped drives have
full permissions in Sharing and Security for 'Everyone'.
All computers have the latest Windows updates. Does
anyone know what can be different between my two servers
that could be causing this error?
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Hi,
Are you sure that X is mapped to the correct path?
Usually that error is cause a file or a part of the path is missing.
Cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"Stephen Burch" <bu****@digital movers.org> wrote in message
news:02******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . I wrote a Visual Studio 2000 C# Windows application.
The application works fine on my local PC running Windows
2000 Pro, and it also works fine running on a server with
Windows 2000 Server. But when I ported the C#
application to a new Server running Windows 2003 Server,
I get this error... "Could not find a part of the path
X:\...".
I have several C# applications that run fine on Windows
2003 Server, only the C# applications that access a
mapped drive have this problem. The mapped drives have
full permissions in Sharing and Security for 'Everyone'.
All computers have the latest Windows updates. Does
anyone know what can be different between my two servers
that could be causing this error?
Yes, the drive (X:) is mapped correctly. In fact, if
accessed via Windows Explorer provides the resource. -----Original Message-----
Hi,
Are you sure that X is mapped to the correct path?
Usually that error is cause a file or a part of the path
is missing.
Cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.mach in AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"Stephen Burch" <bu****@digital movers.org> wrote in
messagenews:02******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. I wrote a Visual Studio 2000 C# Windows application.
The application works fine on my local PC running
Windows 2000 Pro, and it also works fine running on a server
with Windows 2000 Server. But when I ported the C#
application to a new Server running Windows 2003
Server, I get this error... "Could not find a part of the path
X:\...".
I have several C# applications that run fine on Windows
2003 Server, only the C# applications that access a
mapped drive have this problem. The mapped drives have
full permissions in Sharing and Security
for 'Everyone'.
All computers have the latest Windows updates. Does
anyone know what can be different between my two
servers that could be causing this error?
.
>Yes, the drive (X:) is mapped correctly. In fact, if accessed via Windows Explorer provides the resource.
Did you set up the .NET security so that apps from the Local Intranet
zone are fully trusted (e.g. can be executed from a networked drive)?
Marc -----Original Message-----
Hi,
Are you sure that X is mapped to the correct path?
Usually that error is cause a file or a part of the path
is missing.
Cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machi n AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"Stephen Burch" <bu****@digital movers.org> wrote in
messagenews:02****** *************** *******@phx.gbl ... I wrote a Visual Studio 2000 C# Windows application.
The application works fine on my local PC runningWindows 2000 Pro, and it also works fine running on a serverwith Windows 2000 Server. But when I ported the C#
application to a new Server running Windows 2003Server, I get this error... "Could not find a part of the path
X:\...".
I have several C# applications that run fine on Windows
2003 Server, only the C# applications that access a
mapped drive have this problem. The mapped drives have
full permissions in Sharing and Securityfor 'Everyone'.
All computers have the latest Windows updates. Does
anyone know what can be different between my twoservers that could be causing this error?
.
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