Hi,
I have an application in which I need information of the path to the exe
file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and on the
Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least):
"Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)"
It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get:
"\Program Files\My Company"
But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front of
the resulting path as in:
"file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company"
What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on both CF
and FF ?
Thanks,
Ole 12 5460
Hi Ole,
I haven't got any practise with CompactFramewor k.
But if you want to get path of executing binary then you can use:
Application.Exe cutablePath
or
Application.Sta rtupPath - to get its directory
HTH
Marcin Hi,
I have an application in which I need information of the path to the exe file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and on the Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least): "Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)"
It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: "\Program Files\My Company"
But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front of the resulting path as in: "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company"
What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on both CF and FF ?
Thanks, Ole
Also for a Full Framework you must use
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get EntryAssembly() .Location. At runtime you
can detect framework version (System.Environ ment.Version) and switch
between them.
Best regards,
Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote: Hi,
I have an application in which I need information of the path to the exe file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and on the Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least): "Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)"
It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: "\Program Files\My Company"
But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front of the resulting path as in: "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company"
What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on both CF and FF ?
Thanks, Ole
It is not possible to check OS version during runtime and then use the
appropiate path detect code line because the compiler doesn't have a
definition for GetEntryAssembl y in CF. Some other idea?
Thanks,
Ole
"Sergey Bogdanov" <se************ *@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. .. Also for a Full Framework you must use System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get EntryAssembly() .Location. At runtime you can detect framework version (System.Environ ment.Version) and switch between them.
Best regards, Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote: Hi,
I have an application in which I need information of the path to the exe file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and on
the Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least):
"Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)" It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: "\Program Files\My Company"
But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front
of the resulting path as in: "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company"
What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on
both CF and FF ?
Thanks, Ole
The CF doesn't contain a definition for ExecuteablePath or StartupPath so
the program wont compile.
Thanks
Ole
"Marcin Grzębski" <mg*******@taxu ssi.no.com.spam .pl> wrote in message
news:cs******** **@atlantis.new s.tpi.pl... Hi Ole,
I haven't got any practise with CompactFramewor k. But if you want to get path of executing binary then you can use: Application.Exe cutablePath or Application.Sta rtupPath - to get its directory
HTH Marcin
Hi,
I have an application in which I need information of the path to the exe file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and on
the Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least):
"Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)" It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: "\Program Files\My Company"
But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front
of the resulting path as in: "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company"
What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on
both CF and FF ?
Thanks, Ole
So System.Environm ent.OSVersion won't work for you?
-Chris
"ORC" <or*@sol.dk> wrote in message
news:u8******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... It is not possible to check OS version during runtime and then use the appropiate path detect code line because the compiler doesn't have a definition for GetEntryAssembl y in CF. Some other idea?
Thanks, Ole
"Sergey Bogdanov" <se************ *@gmail.com> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. .. Also for a Full Framework you must use System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get EntryAssembly() .Location. At runtime you can detect framework version (System.Environ ment.Version) and switch between them.
Best regards, Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote: > Hi, > > I have an application in which I need information of the path to the > exe > file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and > on the > Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least): > "Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)" > > It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: > "\Program Files\My Company" > > But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front of > the resulting path as in: > "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company" > > What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on both CF > and FF ? > > Thanks, > Ole > >
Sorry, my mistake. Try to use P/Invoke GetModuleFileNa me (coredll.dll)
and GetModuleFileNa me (kernel32.dll).
Best regards,
Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote: It is not possible to check OS version during runtime and then use the appropiate path detect code line because the compiler doesn't have a definition for GetEntryAssembl y in CF. Some other idea?
Thanks, Ole
"Sergey Bogdanov" <se************ *@gmail.com> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. ..
Also for a Full Framework you must use System.Reflec tion.Assembly.G etEntryAssembly ().Location. At runtime you can detect framework version (System.Environ ment.Version) and switch between them.
Best regards, Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote:
Hi,
I have an application in which I need information of the path to the exe file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and on the Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least):
"Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)" It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: "\Program Files\My Company"
But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front of the resulting path as in: "file:\C:\Pr ogram files\My Company"
What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on both CF and FF ?
Thanks, Ole
On the Compact Framework you could use this alternative to
GetEntryAssembl y:- http://blog.opennetcf.org/pfoot/Perm...d-3dc8e7525cc4
If you merely want the same result from
Path.GetDirecto ryName(Assembly .GetExecutingAs sembly().GetNam e().CodeBase on
both frameworks then use:-
string path =
Path.GetDirecto ryName(Assembly .GetExecutingAs sembly().GetNam e().CodeBase);
if(Environment. OsVersion.Platf orm!=PlatformID .WinCE)
{
path = path.Replace("f ile:\\","");
}
This will remove the prefix only on the desktop OS. Although you could call
this replace on the device also since the path won't contain this string so
no change will take place.
Peter
--
Peter Foot
Windows Embedded MVP www.inthehand.com | www.opennetcf.org
"ORC" <or*@sol.dk> wrote in message
news:u8******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... It is not possible to check OS version during runtime and then use the appropiate path detect code line because the compiler doesn't have a definition for GetEntryAssembl y in CF. Some other idea?
Thanks, Ole
"Sergey Bogdanov" <se************ *@gmail.com> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. .. Also for a Full Framework you must use System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get EntryAssembly() .Location. At runtime you can detect framework version (System.Environ ment.Version) and switch between them.
Best regards, Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote: > Hi, > > I have an application in which I need information of the path to the > exe > file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and > on the > Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least): > "Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)" > > It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: > "\Program Files\My Company" > > But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front of > the resulting path as in: > "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company" > > What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on both CF > and FF ? > > Thanks, > Ole > >
.... even better solution :)
string codeBase = Assembly.GetExe cutingAssembly( ).GetName().Cod eBase;
if (codeBase.Start sWith(@"file:\" )) codeBase = codeBase.Substr ing(6);
Best regards,
Sergey Bogdanov
Sergey Bogdanov wrote: Sorry, my mistake. Try to use P/Invoke GetModuleFileNa me (coredll.dll) and GetModuleFileNa me (kernel32.dll).
Best regards, Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote:
It is not possible to check OS version during runtime and then use the appropiate path detect code line because the compiler doesn't have a definition for GetEntryAssembl y in CF. Some other idea?
Thanks, Ole
"Sergey Bogdanov" <se************ *@gmail.com> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. ..
Also for a Full Framework you must use System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get EntryAssembly() .Location. At runtime you can detect framework version (System.Environ ment.Version) and switch between them.
Best regards, Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote:
Hi,
I have an application in which I need information of the path to the exe file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and on
the
Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at least):
"Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)"
It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: "\Program Files\My Company"
But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in front
of
the resulting path as in: "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company"
What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on
both CF
and FF ?
Thanks, Ole
Oh yes it does, but GetEntryAssembl y is not defined in CF and therefore the
app wont compile.
Thanks
Ole
"<ctacke/>" <ctacke_AT_Open NETCF_com> wrote in message
news:uk******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... So System.Environm ent.OSVersion won't work for you?
-Chris
"ORC" <or*@sol.dk> wrote in message news:u8******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... It is not possible to check OS version during runtime and then use the appropiate path detect code line because the compiler doesn't have a definition for GetEntryAssembl y in CF. Some other idea?
Thanks, Ole
"Sergey Bogdanov" <se************ *@gmail.com> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. .. Also for a Full Framework you must use System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get EntryAssembly() .Location. At runtime you can detect framework version (System.Environ ment.Version) and switch between them.
Best regards, Sergey Bogdanov
ORC wrote: > Hi, > > I have an application in which I need information of the path to the > exe > file. The application must run on both compact and full framework and > on the > Internet I found this code snip that should work (on the CF at
least): >
"Path.GetDirect oryName(Assembl y.GetExecutingA ssembly().GetNa me().CodeBase)" > > It works very fine on Compact Framework where I get: > "\Program Files\My Company" > > But on the full framework a "file:" and a backslash is applied in
front of > the resulting path as in: > "file:\C:\Progr am files\My Company" > > What is wrong and how is the correct way to do it( that will work on both CF > and FF ? > > Thanks, > Ole > >
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