How to write a path for upload a file or image from my server?

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I want to take files from my server. The path has created in application (in my local system) connecting in LAN, like @"...........\" how it is possible?

please help me sir...

C#

SaveFileDialog sfdBackUpPath = new SaveFileDialog();
sfdBackUpPath.Title = "Select File To Upload";
sfdBackUpPath.InitialDirectory = @"server2\";
DateTime DT = DateTime.Today;
sfdBackUpPath.FileName = "FAMS_" + DT.ToString("yyyyMMdd");
sfdBackUpPath.Filter = "BAK files (*.*)|*.bak";
sfdBackUpPath.FilterIndex = 1;
sfdBackUpPath.RestoreDirectory = true;
if (sfdBackUpPath.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
       if (sfdBackUpPath.FileName != "")
       {
            int index = sfdBackUpPath.FileName.IndexOf(".bak");
            this.txtFile.Text = sfdBackUpPath.FileName.Remove(index, 4);
       }
}

Posted 6-May-12 23:39pm

sunil from madras

Updated 7-May-12 0:56am

Nikfazan

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OriginalGriff 7-May-12 5:43am

This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do.
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Dhanamanikandan 7-May-12 5:50am

Please elaborate the question to help you!

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Answer 1 · 2012-05-07T05:34:00

You want to browse the file system of your server from an application? You can do it, but it depends on the server, and the access you have to it. Theoretically you can use UNC paths like @"\\servername\c$\Windows" for admin shares or @"\\servername\sharename" for normal shares... but only if they are windows servers or you have samba on it, and you have the right to browse. With other protocols you might have other extras to keep in mind. You can even browse file lists over http, ftp, webdav, or other registered protocol handlers.