Webservice File.Exist

NoiK00
Member Posts: 51
Hi all,
When running a webservices and trying to open a file i get the error "Access Denied".
Here's the things i tried:
- Local paths works(see the tried paths and results in the code);
- I've already checked the permissions, looked fine;
- I've logged in using the same user on the server and tried to acces the file myself, it worked;
- Tested if it was a long path name, small path names also didn't work;
- Tried working with absolute pathnames, no difference;
- As an alternative i tried to just open the file instead of checking if it exists, with no result.
This is the used code:
Any suggestions on what to do to get it working?
Thanx,
NoiK
EDIT: the server is running the servicetier AND SQL database
AND the user is a domain admin account
When running a webservices and trying to open a file i get the error "Access Denied".
Here's the things i tried:
- Local paths works(see the tried paths and results in the code);
- I've already checked the permissions, looked fine;
- I've logged in using the same user on the server and tried to acces the file myself, it worked;
- Tested if it was a long path name, small path names also didn't work;
- Tried working with absolute pathnames, no difference;
- As an alternative i tried to just open the file instead of checking if it exists, with no result.
This is the used code:
GetProductImage(productid : Code[10];VAR data : BigText) IF NOT (productid = '') THEN IF (item.GET(productid) AND (item."Picture Name" <> '')) THEN BEGIN //Get default settings RecSalesSetup.GET; RecSalesSetup.TESTFIELD("Path Item Pictures-WEB"); test := USERID; IF test = '' THEN ERROR('Ghost user!'); // LocTxtPicture := '\\server07\c$\75000 (Custom).jpg'; //Joy, local // LocTxtPicture := 'c:\75000 (Custom).jpg'; //joy, local // LocTxtPicture := RecSalesSetup."Path Item Pictures-WEB" + item."Picture Name" + '.jpg'; //No joy LocTxtPicture := '\\server04\data\itemadministration\Web\75000 (Custom).jpg'; //No joy // LocTxtPicture := '\\172.19.1.203\data\itemadministration\Web\75000 (Custom).jpg'; //No joy // LocTxtPicture := '\\172.19.1.203\data\itemadministration\75000 (Custom).jpg'; //No joy // LocTxtPicture := '\\172.19.1.203\data\75000 (Custom).jpg'; //No joy FileHelper2 := FileHelper2.FileInfo(LocTxtPicture); //'mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'.System.IO.FileInfo FileMode := 4; FileHelper.Open(LocTxtPicture, FileMode); //'mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'.System.IO.File IF (FileHelper.ToString()) <> '' THEN //FileHelper2.Exists THEN //FileHelper.Exists(LocTxtPicture) THEN//AND FileHelper2.Exists THEN BEGIN picture.CREATEINSTREAM(IStream); picture.OPEN(LocTxtPicture); IF picture.LEN > 0 THEN picture.CREATEINSTREAM(IStream); MemoryStream := MemoryStream.MemoryStream(); COPYSTREAM(MemoryStream, IStream); Bytes := MemoryStream.GetBuffer(); data.ADDTEXT(Convert.ToBase64String(Bytes)); picture.CLOSE; END ELSE ERROR('File Not Found'); END ELSE ERROR('No File') ELSE ERROR('No ID');
Any suggestions on what to do to get it working?
Thanx,
NoiK
EDIT: the server is running the servicetier AND SQL database
AND the user is a domain admin account
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