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Network Folder Access in Windows Service
Jun 15 2006 4:17 AM
Hi
I am writing a windows service which is supposed to write some files on a network shared folder.
Through my research on net I came to know that I need to run this service under the same NetworkService account which has permission on Network shared folder. I set the UserName and Password in Project Installer File.
I run the service using UNC convention to access the network shared folder and got Path Not Found error.
Than I manually mapped the shared folder using the same domain account which I set to run the service and tried to use the Shared Drive path to access the destination folder and got the same Path Not Found error.
Now reading different posts on net about similar problem I came to know I can map the shared folder programatically in my windows service using WMI. I want to know someone succeeded to access the network resource in Windows service or not? If yes than how?
I am stuck. Please Help.
Thanks is advance
Regards
Wajid
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