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Problem with Writing to Personal Folder at runtime---
I have just started using MAC and as such facing some difficulty finding my way around. Have been using Windows all my life. I am going to describe one of the problems I am facing.
There's a Personal folder in my home directory. Now when I select Get Info and navigate to the Sharing and Permissions sections, II see a little padlock [locked] at the far bottom right corner. I click on it, give the username and password, give the read/write permissions for the current user and select 'Apply to Enclosed Items' from the wheel icon and close the window. After that when I again open the Get Info dialog the padlock is locked as it was before I unlocked it with my credentials. Why is this happening? What am I missing here? What does this mean?
I am using the administrator account. But from the Account tab on the System Preferences I found out there are two Admin accounts configured for this machine. Is it happening because of this? I am trying to create a directory inside Personal and write a file to it programmatically at run time[I am trying to develop an iPhone App] but I am being denied the permission to do so. This is the code block I am using:-->
string pathtowrite=Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal); var dirName=Path.Combine(pathtowrite, \"ASTON Repository\"); if(!Directory.Exists(dirName)) { Directory.CreateDirectory(dirName); } var filepath=Path.Combine(dirName, \"BLL_User.xml\"); TextWriter txtW=new StreamWriter(filepath); xx.Serialize(txtW, user); txtW.Close();
Please help me out friends as I am stuck with this issue. Can't find a way out although there aren't any errors in the code apparently.
proindigo
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