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Hi all,

First of all I just want to know this will work out or not. I am going to
have a console application on my server. I am going to call that application
from my asp.net page. i'll pass command line parameter as source file path.
so the application will copy the source file and past it into destination
folder.

The source file will be a network machine under same doamin. the destination
folder is webserver some hardcoded path.

this is my overall idea. just want to make sure this idea will work out or
not.

and then i write the console application and i have used file.copy command i
am getting problem. Is there any code for copying file from one location to
location.

Thanks
Bala
Nov 21 '05 #1
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file.copy wiil work if the process has the apropriate rights

the easiest way is to high up the rights structure , however this is
potentially dangerous ,,,so the way to go is to create a group account for
wich you set the needed rights explicitly and bind this to the ASP.Net worker
processes

regards

M. Posseth
"Bala" wrote:
Hi all,

First of all I just want to know this will work out or not. I am going to
have a console application on my server. I am going to call that application
from my asp.net page. i'll pass command line parameter as source file path.
so the application will copy the source file and past it into destination
folder.

The source file will be a network machine under same doamin. the destination
folder is webserver some hardcoded path.

this is my overall idea. just want to make sure this idea will work out or
not.

and then i write the console application and i have used file.copy command i
am getting problem. Is there any code for copying file from one location to
location.

Thanks
Bala

Nov 21 '05 #2

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