wierd problem... VISTA - virtualization problem...
I am totally perplexed with this....
I am tryin to save a file (XML), using a certain save method from MSXML2::IXMLDOMDocument2.
It has worked well so far.(XP, Win2000, server,.....Vista too with Virtualization on)
Now in vista, with virtualization disabled, I am unable to save the same absolutely anywhere... except C:\Users\<User_Name>. This is the only location I am able to save the file.
I can't save the same under C drive... nor in another partion - D drive.... WOW.... :confused: :eek: :confused: :sick: :confused: :cry: :confused:
I need to save the same under <%ALLUSERSPROFILE%> (Program Data in case of Vista).
(The version of msxml I am using is msxml2.dll)
any help would be great
EDIT:
Forgot to mention earlier.... the error code returned is... E_ACCESSDENIED (even while trying to create a new file).
Just a thought... Do I need to use a different version of msxml for vista??
Re: wierd problem... VISTA - virtualization problem...
Are you able to create a file in the same location using the shell ( explorer ) ? If that is the case, it would narrow down to a MSXML thing. Else I would rule that out.
Re: wierd problem... VISTA - virtualization problem...
Run command prompt and navigate to the parent folder of target folder you are interested in saving to and type
cacls foldername
What does it show ?
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Re: wierd problem... VISTA - virtualization problem...
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Originally Posted by kirants
Run command prompt and navigate to the parent folder of target folder you are interested in saving to and type
cacls foldername
What does it show ?
I was unable to post the same here - some formatting problem.... I have attached it as a text file.
It mentions... that Cacls is now deprecated & to use Icacls. So i have attached the output of both. I guess ICalcs should do. :-)
May I know what is Calcs/Icalcs used for ? What information it obtains?
Re: wierd problem... VISTA - virtualization problem...
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Originally Posted by kirants
Are you able to create a file in the same location using the shell ( explorer ) ? If that is the case, it would narrow down to a MSXML thing. Else I would rule that out.
Yes. From windows explorer i am able to create files & save.
