Haissam [MCAD]

your article is very good.

but we want more information about how to call  exe in web form b'coz

i want to convert video file to flv using converter(using exe file).

so plz reply as soon as possible

                                                         thanks

Thank you very much!!!

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Hi,

Can you please tell me how can I call Outlook Express mail utility using asp.net web form?

Thanks & Regards,

Nandkishore

you can call any local exe from webpage(asp.net) using javascript because it always runs on client side.

I hope it will be helpfull to you,

thanks

hiHissam

thanks for this fruitfull article

but I wrote code to run txt file and it is working on the server it self using http://localhost

but when i tried to run from client using http://servername

nothing appears

this is the code

ProcessStartInfo processStartInfo = new ProcessStartInfo();

       processStartInfo.FileName = @"c:\WINDOWS\system32\notepad.exe";

       processStartInfo.Arguments = @"c:\test.txt";

       Process.Start(processStartInfo);

execute exe

Gosh provides an alternate way to run command- line Groovy scripts, as well as a simplified way to write Windows Services ( WinNT Services ) using Groovy. Gosh treats scripts the same, whether they are run from the command- line or as a service (including

I have similar problem to run application on server side

and i solved it like this:

1. change local policies for APSNET user:

in WinXP: run secpol.msc

go to Local Policies->User Rights Assignment

find "Deny log on locally" and remove ASPNET user from it.

then find "Deny logon locally" and remove ASPNET user from it.

after that this code  will work

ProcessStartInfo processStartInfo = new ProcessStartInfo();

      processStartInfo.FileName = @"c:\WINDOWS\system32\notepad.exe";

      processStartInfo.Arguments = @"c:\test.txt";

      Process.Start(processStartInfo);

more details:

mxdev.blogspot.com/.../asp-net-run-application-exe-from-aspnet.html

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1. change local policies for APSNET user:

in WinXP: run secpol.msc

go to Local Policies->User Rights Assignment

find "Deny log on locally" and remove ASPNET user from it.

then find "Deny logon locally" and remove ASPNET user from it.

2. Security for files.

if your application needs also to work with files (open, save, etc) you have to change security settings for the folders to allow user ASPNET modify nedeed files.

to do this:

- In Explorer right button mouse click the folder and select "Properties"

- In Security tab, add "ASPNET" in and give desired permissions (Read, Write, Execute, etc).