System.IO Problem?
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Hi I want to create Directories and Files in my project. But I don't want to use static methods of System.IO.Directory and System.IO.File because they are causing exceptions for some methods that this file is being used by some other process. How can I do this with classes from which we can make instance objects. I don't want to predefine the path or the file while creating new instance of the object. Thanks, Sandy
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Hi I want to create Directories and Files in my project. But I don't want to use static methods of System.IO.Directory and System.IO.File because they are causing exceptions for some methods that this file is being used by some other process. How can I do this with classes from which we can make instance objects. I don't want to predefine the path or the file while creating new instance of the object. Thanks, Sandy
If you are trying to write to a file that is in use, then it wont make a difference how you try, you wont get to write to that file. Using the static File and Directory methods is no different to using FileInfo and DirectoryInfo - which respectivly are the "instance" versions that you refer to. Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour
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If you are trying to write to a file that is in use, then it wont make a difference how you try, you wont get to write to that file. Using the static File and Directory methods is no different to using FileInfo and DirectoryInfo - which respectivly are the "instance" versions that you refer to. Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour
In my application , I am uploading the images from the client. Then I am creating Directories to save those files. I have also functions to delete those files if the user want to do so. But after deleting the file and again uploading the new file to the same location give me the exception that this path or file is being used by another process. Now I am using FileInfo static methods to delete and save file but when I want to save file using FileControl by FileControlName.PostedFile.SaveAs(FilePath) method, it raises the above said exception. Thanks, Sandy
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In my application , I am uploading the images from the client. Then I am creating Directories to save those files. I have also functions to delete those files if the user want to do so. But after deleting the file and again uploading the new file to the same location give me the exception that this path or file is being used by another process. Now I am using FileInfo static methods to delete and save file but when I want to save file using FileControl by FileControlName.PostedFile.SaveAs(FilePath) method, it raises the above said exception. Thanks, Sandy
Are you sure you are properly closing your filestreams upon completion?
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Are you sure you are properly closing your filestreams upon completion?
Please tell me the method to save a user uploaded file with the help of filestream . I had seen all the overload methods for declaring an object of FileStream object but all the methods demand the predefined FileName in the constructor. That is why I am using FileInfo class objects to perform those functions. But I couldn't find any function to close the FileInfo object. Thanks, Sandy
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Please tell me the method to save a user uploaded file with the help of filestream . I had seen all the overload methods for declaring an object of FileStream object but all the methods demand the predefined FileName in the constructor. That is why I am using FileInfo class objects to perform those functions. But I couldn't find any function to close the FileInfo object. Thanks, Sandy