Web Forms :: Display Xml File After Publishing To Production Server
Oct 18, 2010
In my Visual Studio 2008 web site, I created a new folder named Reporting. Then one of my web pages creates an xml file in this new folder when the user clicks a button. The user then clicks another button and the xml file displays in the browser. This all works fine on my development PC. But if I publish this web site to my production server, it does not work. I get an error when I click the first button to create my xml file. The error reads: Could not find part of the path 'c:windowssystem32inetsrvReportingabc.xml' What must I do so that this works on my development PC and also my production server?
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