You need to determine if your webservice has permissions to fire an
executable. By default, it doesn't. Add these permissions first. You will
also need permissions for the process executing the exe to read or write
from the drive. So there are two sets of permissions issues you need to deal
with first.

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>I have a batch file that executes a command line utility to do a secure
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> Is it possible to run an application from a web service?
JoelBrimm - 18 Apr 2005 12:51 GMT
Right now this is all on my development machine and I'm running it through
the Visual Studio Debugger. Wouldn't that have all necessary permissions
since I'm an administrator on my development machine?
Thanks!
Joel Brimm.
> You need to determine if your webservice has permissions to fire an
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JoelBrimm - 18 Apr 2005 20:54 GMT
Actually found out that the program has been running all the time, but it was
expecting a response at the command line. Since there is no commandline
presentation, it appeared to be "locked up".
Thanks!
> Right now this is all on my development machine and I'm running it through
> the Visual Studio Debugger. Wouldn't that have all necessary permissions
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