I have an application that accesses the documents in a particular directory. It works very well. Basic functionality is that the system reads a table, where a file and directory name have previously been stored, then gives the users a choice of files. They can they hit a button that says "open this file", and voila! their file opens in its native program.
The problem lies with networking/mapping the drives.
All files are stored on 1 person's computer in their \my documents folder.
My application stores the directory name of each file in my table.
When person A (who hosts all the files) saves a file name to the database, it saves as c:\documents and settings\etc etc etc.
Persons B & C have their systems mapped to person A's computer. Therefore, when they save a file name it is called "V:\my documents\etc".
But when person A saves an entry into the table, person B & C can not access it. When person B & C stores an entry into the database, person A cannot access it.
Any ideas how I get around these mapping issues?
Thank you.
The problem lies with networking/mapping the drives.
All files are stored on 1 person's computer in their \my documents folder.
My application stores the directory name of each file in my table.
When person A (who hosts all the files) saves a file name to the database, it saves as c:\documents and settings\etc etc etc.
Persons B & C have their systems mapped to person A's computer. Therefore, when they save a file name it is called "V:\my documents\etc".
But when person A saves an entry into the table, person B & C can not access it. When person B & C stores an entry into the database, person A cannot access it.
Any ideas how I get around these mapping issues?
Thank you.