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    Using (Foxpro) functions filetostr and strtofile in a Webapp

    Using (Foxpro) functions filetostr and strtofile to read and write a specific file (f.e. e:\xxx\yyy\z.txt) on my server is ok in DeskApp but not in WebApp.
    Error message: File not exists. Error number: 15

    Is it not possible to use these functions in a Webapp?

    Thanks Georg

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    Hi Georg,

    filetostr() will run where the code runs, which is on the server, not on the client. Could that be the issue? If so, more details follow.

    You can upload a file using networkrequest (http://www.lianja.com/community/show...load-in-Lianja) Here's a thread for further reference: http://www.lianja.com/community/arch...hp/t-3027.html

    Note that you can upload a file from the user's desktop into a data file using the Attachments section, and then can run filetostr() on the memofield using mtos() .

    hth,

    Hank

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    >> filetostr() will run where the code runs, which is on the server, not on the client. Could that be the issue? <<

    Thank you, Hank!

    The file I want to read / write is (later on) on the server. This time, I check it with the server delivered with the Lianja App Builder. Maybe I should transfer the App to my server?

    Bye Georg

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    Hi Georg,

    assuming you have deployed the app to the server on the APaaS, and are calling the filetostr() through a call on the server (using Lianja.evaluate() from the JavaScript, or using an .rsp page) there should be no issue.

    Hank

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    Thank you Hank, strengthened my intention. Now it's ok.

    Maybe the reason was I accessed a shared drive on Linux system (working with Windows in a VirtualBox)

    Georg

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