HydeNSeeka
April 28th, 2003, 06:16 PM
I'm very new to Visual Studio .Net and even newer to Win 2003 Server (I guess we're all new to that), so sorry if the answer to my question is obvious. I just loaded Win 2003 Web Edition on a new server and am trying to create a solution file on it from a workstation that has Visual Studio .Net on it. I keep getting an access denied error, so I'm assuming that I need to give the ASPNET account rights to the directory, but I'm not sure. Any and all help is much appreciated.
Mike
Holiday
April 29th, 2003, 02:10 PM
there are two solutions (probably more)
1. using the cmd /C "/Y copy \\PC1\source \\PC2\dest"
therefore, you have to start a shell from your prg which will execute the cmd.
Access write is needed on the client machine.
2. using a client/server prg. Therefore, you first need to code both a client and a server prg and distribute the server on the client machine. Then access the this server-prg from your client on the server machine. Distribution on the client is neccessary. You can start your server-prg via RK/SupportTools using the exec script, probably even via WMI.
Which solution you should prefer, depends on your demands.
;)