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I would appreciate if some one could help me out. I have to read a client side ini file in Aspx page and use that data in server side processing. Can any one help me out here? Please refer to a link if possible. Thanks, Dinoo =?Utf-8?B?ZGlub28=?= |
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"dinoo" <> wrote in message
news:66D735A8-2CC8-4163-B1F0-... > I would appreciate if some one could help me out. > I have to read a client side ini file in Aspx page and use that data in > server side processing. Can any one help me out here? Presumably, this is an enclosed environment where every client PC is set up so that this INI file is in precisely the same location...? Mark Rae |
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Hi Dinoo,
If the ini file is on the client, you're going to have to use an ActiveX control inside the browser (and adjust permissions to get it) and then send the contents to the server. That's messy. Or, you have to convince the user to upload the ini file using the browser so the server can process the contents. Perhaps you could explain more about what you need to do? Ken Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET] "dinoo" <> wrote in message news:66D735A8-2CC8-4163-B1F0-... > Hi, > I would appreciate if some one could help me out. > I have to read a client side ini file in Aspx page and use that data in > server side processing. Can any one help me out here? > > Please refer to a link if possible. > > Thanks, > Dinoo Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP] |
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There is a INI file which is shared across applications. One of the
applications would be converted to web applications now and will require the ini settings details to process the request. Hence I need to read this ini file at the client and send some of the details to server for further processing. Can you recommend a activex control/ code to do this? If I go for uploading a ini file to server then is there a way that I can automatically upload the file to the server without user's intervention. The path is always the same for all the clients. Thanks, dinoo "Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]" wrote: > Hi Dinoo, > > If the ini file is on the client, you're going to have to use an ActiveX > control inside the browser (and adjust permissions to get it) and then send > the contents to the server. That's messy. > > Or, you have to convince the user to upload the ini file using the browser > so the server can process the contents. > > Perhaps you could explain more about what you need to do? > > Ken > Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET] > > > "dinoo" <> wrote in message > news:66D735A8-2CC8-4163-B1F0-... > > Hi, > > I would appreciate if some one could help me out. > > I have to read a client side ini file in Aspx page and use that data in > > server side processing. Can any one help me out here? > > > > Please refer to a link if possible. > > > > Thanks, > > Dinoo > > > =?Utf-8?B?ZGlub28=?= |
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Hi Dinoo,
I've never needed to do that, so I can help you except to say that a search on Google for activex read .ini file shows quite a few components. Good luck! Ken Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET] "dinoo" <> wrote in message news:3843E50D-1B96-4235-B44C-... > There is a INI file which is shared across applications. One of the > applications would be converted to web applications now and will require > the > ini settings details to process the request. Hence I need to read this ini > file at the client and send some of the details to server for further > processing. > > Can you recommend a activex control/ code to do this? > > If I go for uploading a ini file to server then is there a way that I can > automatically upload the file to the server without user's intervention. > The > path is always the same for all the clients. > > Thanks, > dinoo > > "Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]" wrote: > >> Hi Dinoo, >> >> If the ini file is on the client, you're going to have to use an ActiveX >> control inside the browser (and adjust permissions to get it) and then >> send >> the contents to the server. That's messy. >> >> Or, you have to convince the user to upload the ini file using the >> browser >> so the server can process the contents. >> >> Perhaps you could explain more about what you need to do? >> >> Ken >> Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET] >> >> >> "dinoo" <> wrote in message >> news:66D735A8-2CC8-4163-B1F0-... >> > Hi, >> > I would appreciate if some one could help me out. >> > I have to read a client side ini file in Aspx page and use that data in >> > server side processing. Can any one help me out here? >> > >> > Please refer to a link if possible. >> > >> > Thanks, >> > Dinoo >> >> >> Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP] |
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dinoo,
to be a little more specific, browser security restrictions prevent client-side code from reading / writing to the client machine's filesystem (except for cookies and IE userData behavior xml files, if the browser is set to accept them). Same with "automatically uploading" - the only way to upload is to present an HtmlInputFile control and have the user click it's "Browse" button, select a file, and press the "upload" (submit) button. If you are still working on digesting this as new information, then it's unlikely that you are quite ready to author an ActiveX control to perform these functions, although as other posters have indicated, this is likely your only choice. Peter -- Co-founder, Eggheadcafe.com developer portal: http://www.eggheadcafe.com UnBlog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com "dinoo" wrote: > There is a INI file which is shared across applications. One of the > applications would be converted to web applications now and will require the > ini settings details to process the request. Hence I need to read this ini > file at the client and send some of the details to server for further > processing. > > Can you recommend a activex control/ code to do this? > > If I go for uploading a ini file to server then is there a way that I can > automatically upload the file to the server without user's intervention. The > path is always the same for all the clients. > > Thanks, > dinoo > > "Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]" wrote: > > > Hi Dinoo, > > > > If the ini file is on the client, you're going to have to use an ActiveX > > control inside the browser (and adjust permissions to get it) and then send > > the contents to the server. That's messy. > > > > Or, you have to convince the user to upload the ini file using the browser > > so the server can process the contents. > > > > Perhaps you could explain more about what you need to do? > > > > Ken > > Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET] > > > > > > "dinoo" <> wrote in message > > news:66D735A8-2CC8-4163-B1F0-... > > > Hi, > > > I would appreciate if some one could help me out. > > > I have to read a client side ini file in Aspx page and use that data in > > > server side processing. Can any one help me out here? > > > > > > Please refer to a link if possible. > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Dinoo > > > > > > =?Utf-8?B?UGV0ZXIgQnJvbWJlcmcgW0MjIE1WUF0=?= |
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"dinoo" <> wrote in message
news:3843E50D-1B96-4235-B44C-... > There is a INI file which is shared across applications. One of the > applications would be converted to web applications now and will require > the > ini settings details to process the request. Hence I need to read this ini > file at the client and send some of the details to server for further > processing. > > Can you recommend a activex control/ code to do this? Apart from what has already been suggested, I would *strongly* suggest that you take a step back here and consider replacing the INI file with a server-side solution - maybe a database table or ActiveDirectory... Mark Rae |
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