How to read XML File by uploading on online website .

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Hi Team,

What I have Did

I have one Asp.net Project which Reads and extracts XML data on webpage.
I am able to read and extract data on webpage on my Local Computer by giving path.
However ,When I publish this online on my website I could not read path that I have given ( which was reading on local system )

What To DO
So I am trying to Upload that File by FileUpload Control so It will be read
I have to read that XML File on my online Website NOT on Local System.

So I want to Upload that File on webpage and should read all content .

Could you Please Help me How to read Uploaded File online ? ?

Regards
Rectus

Posted 11-Oct-13 17:25pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Oct-13 2:15am

Not clear. What "path"? Anyway, you should understand that a file path one one host will make no sense on another one. I think it should be pretty obvious.
A code sample could help. There are too many ways to screw up things...
—SA

JoCodes 12-Oct-13 6:22am

Post your code which uses the path to upload ...

JoCodes 12-Oct-13 6:23am

Are you using Server.Mappath?

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JoCodes · Answer 1 · 2013-10-12T00:37:00

Solution 1

Check the link which shows how to handle relative/absolute paths.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10479942/how-to-set-physical-path-to-upload-a-file-in-asp-net[^]

Hope this helps

Posted 12-Oct-13 0:37am

JoCodes