Shared directory on NT

Hi all.
I would like to access on a shared
directory and read some files like this
aDirectoryFile:DirectoryFile=new();
aDirectoryFile.SetLocalName(MyNTShareNamePath);
aListOfFiles:GenericArray of File;
aListOfFiles=aDirectoryFile.ListFiles(NIL,NIL)
But I can't read the file on the shared directory.
I haven't this problem if I read a sub directory of
this shared directory.
Somebody can help me?
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Hi,
See the Forte Defect Report #33579 and its suggested workaround for more
information.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Zenon Adamek
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Hi all.
I would like to access on a shared
directory and read some files like this
aDirectoryFile:DirectoryFile=new();
aDirectoryFile.SetLocalName(MyNTShareNamePath);
aListOfFiles:GenericArray of File;
aListOfFiles=aDirectoryFile.ListFiles(NIL,NIL)
But I can't read the file on the shared directory.
I haven't this problem if I read a sub directory of
this shared directory.
Somebody can help me?
Do You Yahoo!?
Achetez, vendez! À votre prix! Sur http://encheres.yahoo.fr
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