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Hello,
I have build a binary .exe program installed on some client PC's that is
supposed to read a configuration file (MyXMLDoc.xml format) located in a
folder of my WindowsNT server. The TCP/IP address of this server =
10.33.2.10, the path where to find MyXMLDoc.xml on the server =
c:\MyFolder\MyXMLDoc.xml and MyFolder is a shared folder.
In my application code, I use a connect string like
\\10.33.2.10\MyFolder\MyXMLDoc.xml
Here is my problem: this access by code does not allow me to access to the
server.
Nb: If i'm getting access to the server first via the windows explorer and
the windows logging prompt, the problem disappears as the logging 'has
already opened the gate'.
My question is: how to sign in to the server by code or how to 'open the
gate' of my server?
Thank's for your help
Didier
Hello,
I have build a binary .exe program installed on some client PC's that is
supposed to read a configuration file (MyXMLDoc.xml format) located in a
folder of my WindowsNT server. The TCP/IP address of this server =
10.33.2.10, the path where to find MyXMLDoc.xml on the server =
c:\MyFolder\MyXMLDoc.xml and MyFolder is a shared folder.
In my application code, I use a connect string like
\\10.33.2.10\MyFolder\MyXMLDoc.xml
Here is my problem: this access by code does not allow me to access to the
server.
Nb: If i'm getting access to the server first via the windows explorer and
the windows logging prompt, the problem disappears as the logging 'has
already opened the gate'.
My question is: how to sign in to the server by code or how to 'open the
gate' of my server?
Thank's for your help
Didier