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Re: Where did I get lost?
user name
 2005-07-29 09:09:06 

  


  

    I think this should give you the path. ; 

 


HttpContext.Current.Request.ApplicationPath;


 


On 7/29/05, Stephen Russell < srusselllotmate.com">srusselllotmate.com> wrote:



Thanks for the reply.


 


This is getting designed for a hosted site, so how do you reference that path to the ROOT of your hosted space?&nbsp; I thought that ~ did that for you, or it has for me for years.



 


Line 1 i declare the path two folders below where I am working.&nbsp; Line 2 gets that path. ; 




string
file ="~/Bulletin/&quot;+FilePath+"/&quot;+FileName; 

FileInfo fi=new FileInfo(file); 


Is there another method other then FileInfo to use at this point?


 


I can't seem to get Request.MapPath which is probably my failure.


Stephen Russell
S.R. & Associates
Memphis, TN 38115

901.246-0159


http://spaces.msn.com/members/srussell/ 


 






From: Rizwan Ahmed [mailto:yahoo.com" target="_blank">rizwanahmed81yahoo.com] 
Sent:
 Friday, July 29, 2005 7:28 AM
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Subject:
 Re: [Microsofts_C_Sharp] Where did I get lost?

&nbsp;






Hey Chris,


&nbsp;


FileInfo would require to give full file path.


that is C:...FileName.ext


&nbsp;


hope this hellps.


 


Regards,


Rizwan Ahmed

Chris Cottrell <gmail.com" target="_blank">ctcottrellgmail.com> wrote:




I think it is probably erroring out after the FileInfo constructor if file is not a full path. ; I don't think it uses the current directory.


 


Chris

&nbsp;


On 7/28/05, Stephen Russell <lotmate.com" target="_blank">srusselllotmate.com
> wrote: 


Have a filestream off of my dev-box in a WebService that doesn't see where I
think it should.&nbsp; My dir is off of InetPubwwwrootMyDir. 


FileInfo fi=new FileInfo(file);  shows theDirectory name below

DirectoryName&nbsp;  "C:WINDOWSsystem32~BulletinAdvertising"
File I pass in &nbsp; &nbsp; "~/Bulletin/Advertising/HY25-2452-M1_US.pdf" 


Where is this going wrong?&nbsp; This is the next set of code, and .Exists never
hits.

if (fi.Exists)
{
 &nbsp;   ;  string ex1="";
}
FileStream fs=fi.OpenRead();

TIA


Stephen Russell 

S.R. & Associates
Memphis, TN 38115

901.246-0159

http://spaces.msn.com/members/srussell/





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    RE:  Where did I get lost?
  


  

     user name

     2005-07-29 14:53:57
  


  

    

  


  

    Perfect!

 




string tr = HttpContext.Current.Request.ApplicationPath;


string file = Server.MapPath(tr);


file = file +"\Bulletin\"+FilePath+"\"+FileName ; 


Took a 
litle time with other calls at day gig.  



&nbsp;


Stephen Russell
S.R. & Associates
Memphis, TN 
38115

901.246-0159

http://spaces.msn.com/members/srussell/ 



 






From: Chris Cottrell 
[mailto:ctcottrellgmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 9:09 
AM
To: Microsofts_C_Sharp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: 
[Microsofts_C_Sharp] Where did I get lost?





I think this should give you the path. ; 


 


HttpContext.Current.Request.ApplicationPath;


 


On 7/29/05, Stephen 
Russell <lotmate.com">srusselllotmate.com> wrote: 


  
Thanks for 
  the reply.

  
 

  
This is 
  getting designed for a hosted site, so how do you reference that path to the 
  ROOT of your hosted space?&nbsp; I thought that ~ did that for you, or it has 
  for me for years. 

  
 

  
Line 1 i 
  declare the path two folders below where I am working.&nbsp; Line 2 gets that 
  path. ; 

  

  
string
file ="~/Bulletin/"+FilePath+"/"+FileName; 
  
  
FileInfo fi=new 
  FileInfo(file); 

  
Is there another method other 
  then FileInfo to use at this point?

  
 

  
I can't seem to get 
  Request.MapPath which is probably my failure.

  
Stephen Russell
S.R. & Associates
Memphis, TN 
  38115

901.246-0159

http://spaces.msn.com/members/srussell/ 

  
 


  

  

  From: Rizwan Ahmed [mailto:yahoo.com" 
  target=_blank>rizwanahmed81yahoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, July 29, 
  2005 7:28 AM
To: Microsofts_C_Sharp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: 
  [Microsofts_C_Sharp] Where did I get lost?

&nbsp;

  

  

  
Hey Chris,

  
 

  
FileInfo would require to give full file path.

  
that is C:...FileName.ext

  
 

  
hope this hellps.

  
 

  
Regards,

  
Rizwan Ahmed

Chris Cottrell <gmail.com" 
  target=_blank>ctcottrellgmail.com> wrote:

  

    
I think it is probably erroring out after the FileInfo constructor if 
    file is not a full path. ; I don't think it uses the current 
    directory.

    
 

    
Chris

&nbsp;

    
On 7/28/05, Stephen 
    Russell <lotmate.com" target=_blank>srusselllotmate.com 
    > wrote: 
    

Have 
      a filestream off of my dev-box in a WebService that doesn't see where 
      I
think it should.&nbsp; My dir is off of InetPubwwwrootMyDir. 
      

FileInfo fi=new FileInfo(file);  shows theDirectory name 
      below

DirectoryName&nbsp;  
      "C:WINDOWSsystem32~BulletinAdvertising"
File I pass 
      in &nbsp; &nbsp; "~/Bulletin/Advertising/HY25-2452-M1_US.pdf" 
      

Where is this going wrong?&nbsp; This is the next set of 
      code, and .Exists never
hits.

if 
      (fi.Exists)
{
 &nbsp;   ;  string 
      ex1="";
}
FileStream fs=fi.OpenRead();

TIA


Stephen 
      Russell 
S.R. & Associates
Memphis, TN 
      38115

901.246-0159

http://spaces.msn.com/members/srussell/ 
      




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