Access to client HDD from Web Application?

[Toma]

Hello !
First, excuse me for my very bad English, but I'll try to explain my problem
.....
I write my first Web Application on C# and ASP.NET /till now I write only
for Windows/, and this WebApp must read and write files on the client
computer.
Can someone explain how the browser can do this ?

P.S. -> WebApp is for our company and all reading and writing data will be
with agreement of our clients.......
I wish you best !
Toma Marinov

[Branimir Giurov]

Toma -

there is no way to do this. If you "need" to access data on client's hard
drive, you'll need to write a client application (Windows forms or a console
app) that must be ran with "FullTrust" or "Everything" permission set on the
client.

Cheers,
Branimir

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Branimir Giurov
MCSD.NET, MCDBA
"Toma" <To*********@abv.bg> wrote in message
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Hello !
First, excuse me for my very bad English, but I'll try to explain my problem ....
I write my first Web Application on C# and ASP.NET /till now I write only
for Windows/, and this WebApp must read and write files on the client
computer.
Can someone explain how the browser can do this ?

P.S. -> WebApp is for our company and all reading and writing data will be
with agreement of our clients.......
I wish you best !
Toma Marinov

[Trebek]

Toma,

Along the same lines as what Branimir said, you could make a *windows forms
control* that runs with full trust in IE (similiar to a java applet) to
handle your file writing but this is basically a WinForm app deployed under
no-touch with regard to client permissions. However, if you need to present
it as web page, maybe this is closer to what you are looking for?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...l/default.aspx
HTH,

Alex
"Branimir Giurov" <br******@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Toma -

there is no way to do this. If you "need" to access data on client's hard
drive, you'll need to write a client application (Windows forms or a console app) that must be ran with "FullTrust" or "Everything" permission set on the client.

Cheers,
Branimir

--
Branimir Giurov
MCSD.NET, MCDBA
"Toma" <To*********@abv.bg> wrote in message
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Hello !
First, excuse me for my very bad English, but I'll try to explain my

problem

....
I write my first Web Application on C# and ASP.NET /till now I write only for Windows/, and this WebApp must read and write files on the client
computer.
Can someone explain how the browser can do this ?

P.S. -> WebApp is for our company and all reading and writing data will be with agreement of our clients.......
I wish you best !
Toma Marinov