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access_asp thread: Remote execution?


Message #1 by jlane <jlane@t...> on Thu, 03 Jan 2002 15:15:01 -0500
I have an access database running on a NT server. All my ASP code works

great, no problems. However, does anyone know if you can collect

variables from an ASP form  and use them to execute a command  on a

different server? After I write records into my database I would like to

create a directory on another server to store  files associated with

that record.  I plan on creating an FTP form to upload the files but

first I need to create the directory structure.



I am collecting product name="Force" , release level="r3.4" and

date="010302" in the form. I would like to be able to do something like

an 'rexec' on a remote server to create a directory call

"/Force/r3.4/010302".



Is it possible to do this?



JLane



Message #2 by Netalix <netalix@y...> on Thu, 3 Jan 2002 18:31:20 -0800 (PST)
I'm fairly sure you can either buy or make a com object for that.



I'm also fairly sure thats the only way to do it.



-Kevin



--- jlane <jlane@t...> wrote:

> I have an access database running on a NT server. All my ASP code

> works

> great, no problems. However, does anyone know if you can collect

> variables from an ASP form  and use them to execute a command  on a

> different server? After I write records into my database I would like

> to

> create a directory on another server to store  files associated with

> that record.  I plan on creating an FTP form to upload the files but

> first I need to create the directory structure.

> 

> I am collecting product name="Force" , release level="r3.4" and

> date="010302" in the form. I would like to be able to do something

> like

> an 'rexec' on a remote server to create a directory call

> "/Force/r3.4/010302".

> 

> Is it possible to do this?

> 

> JLane

> 

> 




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