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Crystal Report - Access to the path <pathname> is denied. 14 Years Ago by Claude2005 …), this error pops-up. [QUOTE] Access to the path <pathname> is denied. [B]Description:[/B] An unhandled exception occurred…]Exception Details:[/B] System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path <pathname> is denied. ASP.NET is not authorized to access… Build a pathname with string variables 10 Years Ago by habenero If someone was to try and build a pathname (in a source.doc) property, what would be the syntax ? All I'm looking for is: some phantom string variable declarations and how to build that pathname to a file Thanks again and Happy NY to all T Get full pathname for file stream 16 Years Ago by timchippingtond … XP Pro with SP2. How can I find the full pathname which is attached to a file stream? I have code… Win32API Movefile() Pathname problem 15 Years Ago by spodder … same directory as the exe file,if i specify the pathname,it dosent work.I dont know how this function works… cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by libathos hi guys i want to make a c program,what it has to do is to find its current pathname every time it is executed from diferent locations and then redirect the outcome in a .txt file,through cmd.I have lack of knowledge when it comes to cmd so any help? How do I display the pathname to the BASH shell? 13 Years Ago by turbomen Dear All, How do I display the pathname to the BASH shell of the Linux Terminal? Cheers, Pathname Problem 18 Years Ago by Chipsncoke I have an array list that stores some files. These files are shown to the user. Depending on the index chosen i will input the file to the program. There fore i write [code]//initialization List projecList = new ArrayList(//........); //body String getproject = projectList.get(index).toString(); updatepd(getproject);[/code]… Re: Pathname Problem 18 Years Ago by Chipsncoke I forgot one point I am Using URI's . Thanks Chipsncoke Re: Crystal Report - Access to the path <pathname> is denied. 14 Years Ago by kvprajapati [b]>I already set the security permission, User: ADMIN\Everyone to full-access, but this error still pops-up. Any ideas how will I make it work?[/b] Set permission for USERS group and Internet guest user account. Re: Crystal Report - Access to the path <pathname> is denied. 14 Years Ago by Claude2005 thx for the reply. It also doesn't work, but I've found something that works: Add this user "{machine name}\ASPNET" Thanks :D Re: Crystal Report - Access to the path <pathname> is denied. 14 Years Ago by Ramesh S Hi Claude2005 , Yes.You need to provide permission to access to a folder to ASPNET account if you are running your website in Windows XP. Also you need to provide access to the folder to Network Service account if you are running your web site in Windows Server 2003. Re: Crystal Report - Access to the path <pathname> is denied. 14 Years Ago by Claude2005 [QUOTE=Ramesh S;1138064]Hi Claude2005 , Yes.You need to provide permission to access to a folder to ASPNET account if you are running your website in Windows XP. Also you need to provide access to the folder to Network Service account if you are running your web site in Windows Server 2003.[/QUOTE] Hi Ramesh, How do you provide access to … Re: Crystal Report - Access to the path <pathname> is denied. 14 Years Ago by Ramesh S 1. Open Windows Explorer 2. Right click on the folder 3. Select Properties menu. It will oen Properties windows 4. Click Security tab. 5. Click Add button and enter Network Service and click OK. This is required only if you deployed your application in IIS on Windows 2003. For Windows XP deployment, you need to provide access to ASPNET … Re: Build a pathname with string variables 10 Years Ago by abelingaw Do you mean creating a path for a control that when clicked, opens a Word (MSOFFICE) file? Dim wrdApp As New WORD.Application wrdApp.Documents.Open App.Path & "\Reports\Leave.docx" wrdApp.WindowState = wdWindowStateMaximize wrdApp.Visible = True wrdApp - variable name, can be changed Reports - folder where … Re: Get full pathname for file stream 16 Years Ago by Narue [url]http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa364963(VS.85).aspx[/url] Re: Win32API Movefile() Pathname problem 15 Years Ago by Freaky_Chris You should double backslash \\ Chris Re: Win32API Movefile() Pathname problem 15 Years Ago by spodder Thanks a lot Chris.Its working Re: Win32API Movefile() Pathname problem 15 Years Ago by Freaky_Chris If thast all mark as solved please Chris Re: cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by abhimanipal What have you got so far ? Here is some thing to get you started [url]http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/OLDC/subsection2_18_4_1.html[/url] Re: cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by kings_mitra Try the [B]system [/B]function call... It takes strings (your command) as arguments to it and runs that command at the console. So for your purpose, you can try this... [CODE]system("pwd >>file.txt");[/CODE] So, [B]pwd[/B] command will get the current working directory and >> will redirect the output and append it to the … Re: cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by libathos well about the system command..i know that this will work in unix enviroment the problem is i want to make it work in windows.. Re: cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by kings_mitra Dear libathos, [B]system[/B] function call is work with Windows also...so it will not be a problem. If you are having a static string as command like "pwd" you can directly have it in system() call. If, otherwise you want to include any variable then you can use [B]sprintf [/B]before it. Example: [CODE]sprintf(command, "nbtstat… Re: cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by libathos no you didnt understand correctly...i know how to use the system command..i dont know the equal for pwd... Re: cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by libathos it's okay guys consider it answered thx anyway Re: cmd pathname into txt 13 Years Ago by kings_mitra You can use "[B]chdir[/B]" command in windows in place of "[B]pwd[/B]". Cheers, Re: How do I display the pathname to the BASH shell? 13 Years Ago by keithdn If you simply wish to display what directory you're currently in, use the print working directory command: $ pwd If you wish for the prompt to always contain the current directory, you will need to edit the value of PS1 in .bashrc (located in your home directory) to contain \w. To view the current value of PS1: $ echo $PS1 You can edit this … Re: How do I display the pathname to the BASH shell? 13 Years Ago by IsharaComix The path to the shell that is currently running in a terminal can be found in the 'SHELL' environment variable. You can run 'echo $SHELL', which, on my machine, prints out '/bin/bash'. Is this what you're looking for? Re: code for ......anyone??? 18 Years Ago by jasna …\t\n",key1); // printf("pathname %s\t\n",pathname); newstart(pathname,key); } newstart1(char *pathname,char *key) { // printf("\n%s… Where To Precede The Tracking Url ? 6 Years Ago by UI ….pathname : (href.pathname ? ((base.authority && !base.pathname ? "/" : "") + base.pathname.slice(0, base.pathname.lastIndexOf("/") + 1) + href.pathname) : base.pathname… Re: Where To Precede The Tracking Url ? 6 Years Ago by UI ….pathname : (href.pathname ? ((base.authority && !base.pathname ? "/" : "") + base.pathname.slice(0, base.pathname.lastIndexOf("/") + 1) + href.pathname) : base.pathname…