I bet you better keep the accessible file list in a sperate XML file which
you place in a directory, which created using the name of the user then as
the user login you just take the xml file and read the data sequentially
using a fast sequential xml reader like XMLtextreader class and display the
filenames in the lsitview, I guess you use system.io for these operation
right now, which is resourse wise costly if you have so many files in a one
folder.
Nirosh.
"Dan Kjaergaard" <dk*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi
I created a program using C#, which iterates files and displays these in a
listview. However I would like to filter the files, so files won't be
displayed if the current user hasn't "read access"
any clever way to do that in the .NET Framework using C#?
thanks
/Dan