How to construct root path in web server in complete format?

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How to construct root path from registry editor when execute program in web server,while executing in local path im getting as ""C:\Users\Desktop\SPHelper.exe" "%1"" but in web server im getting in this format ""webserver\Dot net upload\SPHelper.exe" "%1".How to construct root path in web server in complete format? for example("\\webserver\Dot net upload\SPHelper.exe""%1")

Posted 5-Apr-15 19:47pm

SathishRam

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 6-Apr-15 2:05am

Is this really a question? You have tagged both VB.Net and C#, why?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Apr-15 2:41am

Strictly speaking, why not?

Nevertheless, you are right, the question is not clear. But more importantly, it does not seem to make any sense, by the reason I explained in Solution 1, please see.

—SA

SathishRam 6-Apr-15 7:55am

then teach me,how to ask?
Here solution for that "System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location"
(this is VB.Net Or C#)

SathishRam 6-Apr-15 7:59am

then teach me,how to ask?
Here solution for that "System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location"
(this is VB.Net Or C#)

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2015-04-05T20:40:00

It all makes no sense. Web servers work with relative paths or the paths relative the the directory set up as a root for a Web site, other directories are not accessible to Web application/sites.

Typically (at least for well-known servers, such as IIS or Apache), your server-side code is executed in the sandboxed environment which don't allow access to any file system objects beyond the root directories. Anyway, you cannot talk about your desktop directory access, or anything like that. It all simply makes no sense.

—SA