Accessing network share

hello, I have created sharepoint control , whose purpose is to load from specidied folder its own subdirecotry structure and present it in treeview. When I set as default folder local direcotry on webserver, it works..during debuging in visual studio 2013,
when I set some network share, I get error ACCESS DENIED...I am using sharepoint 2010 foundation on windows server 2012 R2 with IIS7. Application pool for Sharepoint application pool port 80 is NETWORK SERVICE... I have addedd ful control permissions for NETWORK
SERVICE and also COMPUTERNAME$...but still receiving error ACCESS DENIED...Please, if you can, help me.
any advice will be really apriciated.....Zdeno
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It should work using Windows impersonation, the "Ego" approach I describe here;
http://www.loisandclark.eu/Pages/Impersonation.aspx
Kind regards,
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Lois & Clark IT Services
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