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Can anyone help me with the path format in C#?
Im using sharepoint folder path and it seems incorrect path format..
Here is my path :
https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/sites/Investor/Department Folder/COB/COB/PRS/PRS DIGITAL BOOKING
c# path
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
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asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
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Can anyone help me with the path format in C#?
Im using sharepoint folder path and it seems incorrect path format..
Here is my path :
https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/sites/Investor/Department Folder/COB/COB/PRS/PRS DIGITAL BOOKING
c# path
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
108k11156323
asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
31
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How are you trying to use this path?
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:29
Actually I'm trying to move a file from a folder to a folder (the path above), so what I did is FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(Path.Combine(OutputPath,filename));
– liana
Jan 3 at 1:51
I see! Well, unfortunately, theFileapis are unable to interact withURIpaths. You're going to want to get the physical path of the file, if it's local to the machine you are trying to run this code on, or you're going to need to make a web request for the file and then save it locally.
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:54
Yup that's the problem and I already found out the actual path on local.. and the code works perfectly
– liana
Jan 3 at 4:02
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Can anyone help me with the path format in C#?
Im using sharepoint folder path and it seems incorrect path format..
Here is my path :
https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/sites/Investor/Department Folder/COB/COB/PRS/PRS DIGITAL BOOKING
c# path
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
108k11156323
asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
31
Can anyone help me with the path format in C#?
Im using sharepoint folder path and it seems incorrect path format..
Here is my path :
https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/sites/Investor/Department Folder/COB/COB/PRS/PRS DIGITAL BOOKING
c# path
c# path
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
108k11156323
asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
31
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
108k11156323
asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
31
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
108k11156323
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
108k11156323
edited Jan 3 at 1:35
Ken White
108k11156323
108k11156323
asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
31
asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
31
asked Jan 3 at 1:29
lianaliana
31
31
2
How are you trying to use this path?
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:29
Actually I'm trying to move a file from a folder to a folder (the path above), so what I did is FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(Path.Combine(OutputPath,filename));
– liana
Jan 3 at 1:51
I see! Well, unfortunately, theFileapis are unable to interact withURIpaths. You're going to want to get the physical path of the file, if it's local to the machine you are trying to run this code on, or you're going to need to make a web request for the file and then save it locally.
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:54
Yup that's the problem and I already found out the actual path on local.. and the code works perfectly
– liana
Jan 3 at 4:02
add a comment |
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How are you trying to use this path?
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:29
Actually I'm trying to move a file from a folder to a folder (the path above), so what I did is FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(Path.Combine(OutputPath,filename));
– liana
Jan 3 at 1:51
I see! Well, unfortunately, theFileapis are unable to interact withURIpaths. You're going to want to get the physical path of the file, if it's local to the machine you are trying to run this code on, or you're going to need to make a web request for the file and then save it locally.
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:54
Yup that's the problem and I already found out the actual path on local.. and the code works perfectly
– liana
Jan 3 at 4:02
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How are you trying to use this path?
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:29
How are you trying to use this path?
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:29
Actually I'm trying to move a file from a folder to a folder (the path above), so what I did is FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(Path.Combine(OutputPath,filename));
– liana
Jan 3 at 1:51
Actually I'm trying to move a file from a folder to a folder (the path above), so what I did is FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(Path.Combine(OutputPath,filename));
– liana
Jan 3 at 1:51
I see! Well, unfortunately, the
File apis are unable to interact with URI paths. You're going to want to get the physical path of the file, if it's local to the machine you are trying to run this code on, or you're going to need to make a web request for the file and then save it locally.– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:54
I see! Well, unfortunately, the
File apis are unable to interact with URI paths. You're going to want to get the physical path of the file, if it's local to the machine you are trying to run this code on, or you're going to need to make a web request for the file and then save it locally.– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:54
Yup that's the problem and I already found out the actual path on local.. and the code works perfectly
– liana
Jan 3 at 4:02
Yup that's the problem and I already found out the actual path on local.. and the code works perfectly
– liana
Jan 3 at 4:02
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How are you trying to use this path?
– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:29
Actually I'm trying to move a file from a folder to a folder (the path above), so what I did is FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(Path.Combine(OutputPath,filename));
– liana
Jan 3 at 1:51
I see! Well, unfortunately, the
Fileapis are unable to interact withURIpaths. You're going to want to get the physical path of the file, if it's local to the machine you are trying to run this code on, or you're going to need to make a web request for the file and then save it locally.– Jonathon Chase
Jan 3 at 1:54
Yup that's the problem and I already found out the actual path on local.. and the code works perfectly
– liana
Jan 3 at 4:02