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Hi ,
i am new to VB.net windows application.
How to get the application path of the application.
Thanks in advance
Why are you playing with that Why dont you put the INI file with the Exe itsef so just refer it as "sss.ini" rather than specifying the complete path!
Best Regards,
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.application.startuppath.aspx
Best regards,Johan Stenberg
Hi
Thanks for your reply.
My problem is
In my application i am refering an INI file which is in G:\Test\INI\Test.ini and my application path is G:\Test.
so instead of hardcoding the path i gave it as
a= Application.StartupPath & "INI\Test.ini"
...........
code to open the INI file
after deploying my application using Clickonce
When i run the application from startup menu
the application path takes the local one(C:\Documents and Settings\user.......)
is there anything wrong in my code
Please note that I'm not a ClickOnce expert, but - you can check if the application is deployed using ClickOnce:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d8saf4wy.aspx
...and if it is, you probably should use the DataDirectory for your data file:
Application Path
Sergei Dorogin
Best Regards,
sandeep437
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.application.startuppath.aspx
Best regards,
Johan Stenberg
EricSmith
Hi
Thanks for your reply.
My problem is
In my application i am refering an INI file which is in G:\Test\INI\Test.ini and my application path is G:\Test.
so instead of hardcoding the path i gave it as
a= Application.StartupPath & "INI\Test.ini"
...........
code to open the INI file
...........
after deploying my application using Clickonce
When i run the application from startup menu
the application path takes the local one(C:\Documents and Settings\user.......)
is there anything wrong in my code
Thanks in advance
Shawnk
Please note that I'm not a ClickOnce expert, but - you can check if the application is deployed using ClickOnce:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d8saf4wy.aspx
...and if it is, you probably should use the DataDirectory for your data file:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d8saf4wy.aspx
Best regards,
Johan Stenberg