GetToNonWorkingFolder Access is Denied error message

[Greg_D]

I'm trying to call the GetToNonWorkFolder method and I keep getting an Access Is Denied to "C:\release\scripts" message.

I know that I myself have access to that folder because I am an administrator on my computer, but would it be trying to use a different user to write the file?

Here is my code:
client.GetToNonWorkingFolder(file, true, true, VaultClientOperationsLib.MakeWritableType.MakeAllFilesWritable, VaultClientOperationsLib.SetFileTimeType.Modification, file.FullPath, "C:\\release\\scripts");

Thanks, Greg

[dan]

Try to create/write a file in that folder from within your code, to see if it really is the permissions of the user you are running as, or whether it is something deeper in opslib.

[Greg_D]

Was able to create and write to a file in that folder without a problem.

Basically what I am doing is just looping through the folders in the vault looking for any files that have changed within a date range. If I find a file I am trying to save it to another folder. I am logging on using the same user that I normally logon to the vault with.

Any further thoughts?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Greg

[sterwill]

I think you need to change your second-to-last argument ("file.FullPath"). This should be a folder path, for all of the cases I could imagine. The code in the library takes the path you give here, and replaces any instances of it that it finds in the first argument's path with the string you give for the last argument.

If you wanted to get "file" (full path "$/folder/foo.cs") to "c:\things\foo.cs", you'd call with "file" for the first argument, "$/folder" for the second-to-last, and "c:\things" for the last.

[Greg_D]

Thanks,

I actually found a better way to do what I wanted anyway. Rather than having to save the file to a separate folder I am just using the file that is already in the working folder and reading that into a string.

Thanks for the help though.