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From: sachingpatel
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I have the same problem. The workaround i
found is that you exe file should be noninteractive ie no user input should be
required to run the application and application should be self
terminating. For example :
Process Pr = new
Process();
Pr.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;
Pr.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
Pr.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow =
false;
Pr.StartInfo.FileName = @"net";
Pr.StartInfo.Arguments = "send
KIGUR-LEN03W test message";
Pr.Start();
Response.Write(
Pr.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd() );
Pr.WaitForExit();
Here Net.exe is self-terminating executable
file. You will be able to run self-terminating exe but cannot execute
calc.exe with the same code from asp.net.
Sachin Patel
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Subject: Running batch file from
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From: mithunbabu
Hi All,
My requirement is tht i want to run an exe
from ASP.NET in the server for admin . I tried all the
solutions in the net. All it does is start a new process which
can be seen in the task manager process list. But i'm not able
to see the application running. I wanted to use the
application(the .exe) which is not possible if its running only
in the backend.
A work around is using a batch file and specify the
exe-name with all the parameters tht i want. I created the batch
file. When i use it directly it in the system, it works.
But i'm facing a problem calling it from ASP.NET using C#. Any
thoughts. Thanks in advance.
Mithun
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