How can I use node.js to write file inside ASP.NET webforms application ?

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i take many times for searching all i got to create separate Node.JS console project, but i need in the same ASP.Net WebForms Use Node.js or execute Node.js code that writing JSON file as output or reading output JSON file, so that i take content and manage it by jQuery, because i know jQuery / JavaScript can`t do I/O on server or in client also. i know there`s plugins but all sux for me. please any alternative or give me tips for using Node.JS with ASP.Net Webforms Project.

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searching many many but failed.

Posted 8-Apr-17 0:49am

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Updated 11-Apr-17 22:19pm

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Dave Kreskowiak 8-Apr-17 11:55am

Umm...code running in a browser can't write files to disk. It doesn't matter what library and/or language you're using.

If that's not what you're intending to do, you're going to have to be more specific about what it is you're trying to do.

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Member 13123033 · Answer 1 · 2017-04-11T22:19:00

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