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POFilePaths in C# and VB.NET (via WCF)
 

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    <p>I have a WCF which I can call from a VB.NET application like this:</p> <pre><code>Dim tcp As New TCPService2.Service1Client ExStreamPath = "C:\Program Files\Exstream\Dialogue 6.1\Engine.exe" datPath = "-FILEMAP=DataFile,\\Dev-srv1\Exstream\LetterWriterApp\Input Files\Data Files\SAVEezkazivaftf40s452ndayb45.dat" optPath = "-CONTROLFILE=C:\Exstream\Development\LetterWriter\ControlFiles\Letter.opt" tcp.StartExStream(datPath, optPath, ExStreamPath) </code></pre> <p>The previous code kicks off a subroutine in a WCF (written in VB.NET), which uses the process object to start a 3rd party executable (with the arguments listed above). The code works great.</p> <p>But, I'm having problems making the same type of call with C#. I think it might have something to do with a VB WCF being passed C# filepaths (the whole double-\\ thing), but I'm not sure. When trying to run the following code, I'm getting a 'File Not Found' error. The paths have been copied and pasted, so I know the paths are identical. Here's the C#:</p> <pre><code>tcpExstream.Service1Client MyTCP = new tcpExstream.Service1Client(); string ExStreamPath; string datPath; string optPath; ExStreamPath = @"C:\Program Files\Exstream\Dialogue 6.1\Engine.exe"; datPath = @"-FILEMAP=DataFile,\\Dev-srv1\Exstream\LetterWriterApp\Input Files\Data Files\SAVEezkazivaftf40s452ndayb45.dat"; optPath = @"-CONTROLFILE=C:\Exstream\Development\LetterWriter\ControlFiles\Letter.opt"; MyTCP.StartExStream(ExStreamPath, datPath, optPath); </code></pre> <p>Any ideas?</p> <p>Thanks in advance, Jason</p>
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    1. COI suggest you try to remove the @'s and flip the \ to / maybe it will work... just try
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    2. CO@OmerPT: The @ signs are correct. The VB and C# code will result in the same *string* representations.
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    3. COYeah but my point was maybe flipping them will work, I had windows giving problems with that stuff in the past... just wanted you to try, also why I posted it as a comment... Anyway someone already answered you.
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