I have an application where I export some crystal reports to a shared folder like:
Code:
Dim ReportFilePath As String = "XXXXXAutoLoad ReportsReports"
DiskOpts.DiskFileName = ReportFilePath & "" & ReportName
myCrystalReport1.ExportOptions.DestinationOptions = DiskOpts
myCrystalReport1.Export()
My question is: I looks it uses the machine account to access this folder like:
domainvgiwpw03-xxx$ (name of the server is vgiwpw03-xxx2).
Is there a way to programmatically specify which account to use accessing the shared folder? We do not like to use machine accounts as this may change if we switch servers etc.
Afetr uploading a file from database it returns string value.I want replace the uploaded filename with new string [return ] value inside saved path .So I want to enter into my Saved filepath folder and Find uploaded filename & replace with new string value..?The reason of replacing that file with new string value is backend people know that file upload is completed.How to enter into the path..I am getting my filepath from webconfig file. My filepath is a shared network folder. i tried in below way,Fileupload method:
It's convinient to me to divide menus for pieces. But number of partials keep growing and it is getting harder to find concrete partial in Shared folder. Can I store partials in view folder which uses this partial? Html.RenderPartial() doesn't have such parameter as Controller Name so I think that it's impossible. But if there are any solutions to solve this inconvinience?
I am trying to access a shared folder which is located on a different server rather than on the asp.net server.
I configured windows authentication and set impersonation to true. Also try with enable/disable basic authentication.
I have tried the following:
with a mapped driveshared folder access (\sharedfolder)virtual directory pointing to shared folder with pass through configuration. However none of the above works. I am getting "Access Denied" error when trying with shared folder and virtual directory. In the case of mapped drive getting "Not Found" error.
On remote server i have shared folder. If there any way to download file from this shared folder on local machine? Without using ftp. Server dont have iis or something like this,just have shared folder.
i have a situation where i need to develop a web system where sys. admin can create a shared folder in server and set who can access the shared folder programmatically.
i've manage to find example to create a shared folder from here:[URL]
and i also manage to find example to add user and set folder Security setting from here:[URL]
My problem is how can i add user in the Sharing permission setting since it is a shared folder. Default sharing setting is set to 'everyone'. This mean anyone in my company can browse to the shared file unless i set everyone security setting. I want to remove "everyone" and add users based on the user that i've already add at Security setting.
If VS 2008 and VWD 2008 are both installed on the same machine, will they both use the same Projects folder to keep my projects in?If so, can I open the projects and run them interchangeably with VS2008 and VWD 2008? This is the folder that is located at " User>Documents>Visual Studio 2008>Projects
We have an aspx page that displays list of html file & folders from an shared folder. The html files and folder within this shared folder is being maitained by the end users. These are the static html files. When user clicks on any of the file, our .net code open up that file in the new window.
Recently there was an change in the requirement. End user wanted to display some of the data dynamically in the HTML page. We the asked end users to replace the static/hard coded data(eg. City name) within the html files. Find below sample code for your reference
Existing code in html
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New code in html
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To achieve this our .net code looks for the tag values(State or City) within the lookup table in SQL DB. It then gets the value from the respective tag from DB and replaces the custom tag with the DB value
Eg: <TAG:DYNAMIC value="State"> is being replaced by the value of the State tag in DB.
In order to achieve this we parse the entire html file and then replace the dynamic tags with the DB value. The parsing happens quick in smaller html files but takes almost 10-12 secs to parse bigger files (around 255KBs). We also noticed that even though we increase the number of our custom tags within the bigger files, the code takes same time to open the parsed html file. So it looks like DB hit is not an issue and looks like the issue lies in the parsing of the files. Find below code that parses the html file
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On further analysis we noticed the while loop within the above code takes longer to execute. Let me know if there is any better and faster way to parse bigger html files.
i use several exes for my asp.net prj. they include ffmpeg and imagemagik. I know i can easily put this in my path but i may want to switch between different version in different builds. How do i add the path based on my exe? doing it in code is ok. I'm thinking about using a prefix path as a workaround and just set the prefix path to the version i want.
I'm attempting to access a layout page in an MVC page like this:
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The problem is that I get this error:
he layout page "/Shared/_Layout.cshtml" could not be found at the following path: "/Shared/_Layout.cshtml".
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.Web.HttpException: The layout page "/Shared/_Layout.cshtml" could not be found at the following path: "/Shared/_Layout.cshtml".Source Error:
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Stack Trace:
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Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:4.0.30319; ASP.NET Version:4.0.30319.1
Not sure why this is a problem, I was referencing this page:
How do you specify the path to a folder in you project. I have a Documents folder in my project. How would I refer to the path ie "~Documents"; instead of on the C drive ie
StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter("C:\Test.txt");
Is the Content folder the root folder? I mean does http://localhost/ point to Content or is it something else?
I have a file named dummyIcon.png inside Content/images/temp folder. How do I locate it from my domain layer (which is a Code Library project)? What is the best practice of displaying images in ASP.NET MVC? Should I store a path to the image in the database (which I personally prefer), or do I save a byte array and return it to the view?
In ASP.NET MVC 2, how can I get the absolute path to the Content folder from within a model?I'm trying to check for the existence of a file by calling IO.File.Exists. So, I need to convert the "~ContentisFile.png" relative path to an absolute path.I tried getting the application's directory path by calling My.Application.Info.DirectoryPath but that returned some temporary folder that doesn't contain the Content folder.
I am editing a code to change the path of the image uplod folder,
There is a form for uploading an banner to the site, which has table of all the banners uploaded with image path and file path for downloads.
The form has 2 parts, one for the image uploading and the other for banner link updating.
The banner link updating has a dropdownlist of all the images available in the folder. The imagepath is uploaded via sql
I have changed the sql imagepath, but can find where is the code for uploading to a folder, so that i can change, also, how to change the dropdownlist to read from the new folder.
I got creating album feature, it require user to enter data of new album name, description, and upload a profile picture. I can do everthing perfectly fine, but wat i wan to do is, if the user did not select any file to upload, which means they do not wan to put a profile pic for that album, i wan to take the "noimage.gif" from the folder and set it to the FileUpload path, because i wanted to store that image into database, therefore i need to retrieve that image first and then convert it into bitmap and then to bytes with a method im using now
