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Trying to create a folder to manipulate files in an Ext. Denied access to folder.
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I've created a folder in Integration Studio action at Path.GetDirectoryName(new Uri(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().CodeBase).LocalPath).

I'm using that folder to manipulate files.

However, I'm denied access to that folder that I created.  How do I access it??

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David McCulloch
Solution

Ok, working with Outsystems we've found the anwser.  Our setup is in the cloud and on the cloud the entire "C:\Program Files\OutSystems" Doesn't allow full control.  However, the "D:/Users/" does so I can just make my folder in that folder and it works like a charm.  Thanks so much for all of your help community!  Your suggestions really helped narrow down the issue.

2024-07-16 17-36-51
Shradha Rawlani

Hello,

Try to Create extension module in your application for access integration studio folder

Regards

Shradha

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David McCulloch

I'm trying to access a folder from an extension module and it's saying I don't have access.

2024-07-16 17-36-51
Shradha Rawlani

Could you share screenshots of folder properties and msg you are getting 


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David McCulloch

Currently, it's very simple.  I'm trying to just make sure I can create a folder, put something in it and then access that file.  I've attached a screen shot of the code here.  

The error I'm getting is this:

Access to the path 'D:\OutSystems\Platform Server\running\David_API_Sandbox.698240378\bin2\imageStorage' is denied. 

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2019-01-07 16-04-16
Siya
 
MVP

If this application running on OutSystems cloud this will not work as you do not have the permission to this directory. However if it's on premise where you have access to the folder then you can set the permission and it will work.

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Md Mansur


Hi @David McCulloch

You need to provide access permission on this directory when you FileSystem for Read/write.

1. Go to Windows Server where Outsystem Installed

2. Open C drive - Program Files   (C:\Program Files\OutSystems)

3. see running folder and see you Application folder-

then right click -Properties - open a new tool see Security Tab and provide permission like below image  for everyone with Full control.

Or go to the following Link:

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/68658/filesystem-filesystem-win325-error/


Thanks

Md Mansur


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David McCulloch
Solution

Ok, working with Outsystems we've found the anwser.  Our setup is in the cloud and on the cloud the entire "C:\Program Files\OutSystems" Doesn't allow full control.  However, the "D:/Users/" does so I can just make my folder in that folder and it works like a charm.  Thanks so much for all of your help community!  Your suggestions really helped narrow down the issue.

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