Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files. If
a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
12  2149 
Hi,
Most probably another process is accesing the file. It can even be your
same process !
IF you use a FileSystemWatcher it may generate more than one event for a
"change" depending of what events you are using.
Go to sysinternals.com and download the file monitoring tool they have, you
will know what process is using what file
cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Thanx for the quick answer!
I will check this right now!
/Marre
"Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" <ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us> wrote
in message news:Oi**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi,
Most probably another process is accesing the file. It can even be your
same process !
IF you use a FileSystemWatcher it may generate more than one event for a
"change" depending of what events you are using.
Go to sysinternals.com and download the file monitoring tool they have,
you
will know what process is using what file
cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Hi,
Most probably another process is accesing the file. It can even be your
same process !
IF you use a FileSystemWatcher it may generate more than one event for a
"change" depending of what events you are using.
Go to sysinternals.com and download the file monitoring tool they have, you
will know what process is using what file
cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Thanx for the quick answer!
I will check this right now!
/Marre
"Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" <ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us> wrote
in message news:Oi**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi,
Most probably another process is accesing the file. It can even be your
same process !
IF you use a FileSystemWatcher it may generate more than one event for a
"change" depending of what events you are using.
Go to sysinternals.com and download the file monitoring tool they have,
you
will know what process is using what file
cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
permissions to everyone user.
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
permissions to everyone user.
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Well, my knowledge level of these permission-things are really low.
Where can I set this permission on my folder? When I rightclick on my folder
and choose properties, I canīt set any permissions . Is there another way?
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:uj**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
permissions to everyone user.
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Well, my knowledge level of these permission-things are really low.
Where can I set this permission on my folder? When I rightclick on my folder
and choose properties, I canīt set any permissions . Is there another way?
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:uj**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
permissions to everyone user.
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files.
If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Right click on the folder and choose properties. Go to "Security" Tab (4th
one). In the name list search for "evryone".
If you can't see everyone user in list, then click add button on right top.
In the users list appeared, search for everyone and click "Add" and then
"OK."
Now you can see everyone user in the security tab of properties window.
Click on "everyone" user" and see permissions box below it. Under the allow,
verify that Modify is selected. If no, then select it.
Hope that helps.
--
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Well, my knowledge level of these permission-things are really low.
Where can I set this permission on my folder? When I rightclick on my
folder and choose properties, I canīt set any permissions . Is there another way?
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:uj**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
permissions to everyone user.
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing
files. If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Right click on the folder and choose properties. Go to "Security" Tab (4th
one). In the name list search for "evryone".
If you can't see everyone user in list, then click add button on right top.
In the users list appeared, search for everyone and click "Add" and then
"OK."
Now you can see everyone user in the security tab of properties window.
Click on "everyone" user" and see permissions box below it. Under the allow,
verify that Modify is selected. If no, then select it.
Hope that helps.
--
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Well, my knowledge level of these permission-things are really low.
Where can I set this permission on my folder? When I rightclick on my
folder and choose properties, I canīt set any permissions . Is there another way?
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:uj**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
permissions to everyone user.
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Hi all!
I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing
files. If a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
it.
It looks like this:
foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
{
if(fname.Exists)
{
myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
string line = myStream.ReadLine();
while(line != null)
{
content += line;
line = myStream.ReadLine();
}
myStream.Close();
fname.Delete();
}
It works except for fname.Delete();
I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
properties in Explorer.
How can I fix this?
/Marre
Hmm....I do not have this Tab....and Iīm logged in as administrator......
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:OE**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Right click on the folder and choose properties. Go to "Security" Tab (4th
one). In the name list search for "evryone".
If you can't see everyone user in list, then click add button on right
top.
In the users list appeared, search for everyone and click "Add" and then
"OK."
Now you can see everyone user in the security tab of properties window.
Click on "everyone" user" and see permissions box below it. Under the
allow,
verify that Modify is selected. If no, then select it.
Hope that helps.
--
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Well, my knowledge level of these permission-things are really low.
Where can I set this permission on my folder? When I rightclick on my
folder and choose properties, I canīt set any permissions . Is there another
way?
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:uj**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
> permissions to everyone user.
>
> Dalvir Singh
>
>
> "MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
> news:2q************@uni-berlin.de...
>> Hi all!
>>
>> I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files. > If
>> a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
>> it.
>> It looks like this:
>>
>> foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
>> {
>> if(fname.Exists)
>> {
>> myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
>>
>> string line = myStream.ReadLine();
>> while(line != null)
>> {
>> content += line;
>> line = myStream.ReadLine();
>> }
>> myStream.Close();
>>
>> fname.Delete();
>> }
>>
>>
>> It works except for fname.Delete();
>> I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
>> properties in Explorer.
>>
>> How can I fix this?
>>
>> /Marre
>>
>>
>
>
Hmm....I do not have this Tab....and Iīm logged in as administrator......
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:OE**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Right click on the folder and choose properties. Go to "Security" Tab (4th
one). In the name list search for "evryone".
If you can't see everyone user in list, then click add button on right
top.
In the users list appeared, search for everyone and click "Add" and then
"OK."
Now you can see everyone user in the security tab of properties window.
Click on "everyone" user" and see permissions box below it. Under the
allow,
verify that Modify is selected. If no, then select it.
Hope that helps.
--
Dalvir Singh
"MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:2q************@uni-berlin.de... Well, my knowledge level of these permission-things are really low.
Where can I set this permission on my folder? When I rightclick on my
folder and choose properties, I canīt set any permissions . Is there another
way?
/Marre
"Dalvir Singh" <da**********@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:uj**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > Check the security setting of the folder. It should have "Modify"
> permissions to everyone user.
>
> Dalvir Singh
>
>
> "MA" <ne**@supremelink.se> wrote in message
> news:2q************@uni-berlin.de...
>> Hi all!
>>
>> I created a webservice that check folder for incoming and outgoing files. > If
>> a file exists in my inbox (incoming file) I read it and want to delete
>> it.
>> It looks like this:
>>
>> foreach(FileInfo fname in folder.GetFiles())
>> {
>> if(fname.Exists)
>> {
>> myStream = new StreamReader(fname.FullName,Encoding.Default);
>>
>> string line = myStream.ReadLine();
>> while(line != null)
>> {
>> content += line;
>> line = myStream.ReadLine();
>> }
>> myStream.Close();
>>
>> fname.Delete();
>> }
>>
>>
>> It works except for fname.Delete();
>> I get an access denied on this. The file is not read-only if I check
>> properties in Explorer.
>>
>> How can I fix this?
>>
>> /Marre
>>
>>
>
>
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