FileSystemObjects and WindowsXP problems

[bjrollet]

I'm trying to use the FileSystemObjects using ASP 3.0 on a WindowsXP machine. Problem is, the browser times out when trying to do anything with the objects(getfile, createtextfile...). The object is created fine, but can't use methods. Is this a Windows setting problem? Anyone have this issue? Thanks in advance.

 

[lilita0]

if by any chance you read this message again... this same problem happens to me... and I have no idea why XP can´t use the fso methods... did you find out the answer??

Greetings

Liliana

 

[ignoreme]

Are you using XP professional?
Is IIS turned on?

And, include some code for us to examine.

"...without questions, there cannot be answers!"

 

[lilita0]

Hi roberto:

Yes I am using XP professional and yes I installed the IIS, so I am the administrator of my local server.

This is the code:

<% dim filesys, filetxt, num_Session, num_Activos
num_Session = Session("VisitorID")
num_Activos = Application("Active")
ini_Session = Session("Start")
'Response.Write(num_Activos)
Const ForReading= 1, ForWriting=2, ForAppending=8
Set filesys=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set filetxt=filesys.OpenTextFile("C:\liliana\reportes\reporte_manual.txt",True)
filetxt.WriteLine("Manual Evaluación del desempeño para usuarios generales")
filetxt.WriteLine("")
filetxt.WriteLine("Numero de accesos: " & num_Session)
filetxt.WriteLine("Usuarios activos: " & num_Activos)
filetxt.Close
%>

Of course there is a global.asa behind of this code. The problem with this, is the code was working fine in windows 2000 professional, but when I switched to XP it did not work.

Hope you can help me..

greetings

 

[vongrunt]

Can't use methods... (?!) Did you get "type mismatch" error or something like "access denied"?

 

[shaddow]

Check if you have any antivirus software also check ONPNT faq

http://www.tipmaster.com/includes/refinfo.cfm?w=450&h=350

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[shaddow]

Hmmm, bad TEK-TIPS, very bad!
this is the right link i hope

http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?spid=333&sfid=5089

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