Search file on network computer

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How do i search a file/folder on a network computer.
does

Directory.GetFiles

is sufficient for it. or i need to do more,
please help me out. :)

Posted 24-Jul-10 23:41pm

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Sandeep Mewara 25-Jul-10 11:49am

Reason for my vote of 1
Even after getting a C# reference to similar issue, expecting an exact code in VB without trying further.

#realJSOP 25-Jul-10 12:53pm

You say "good code" and then vote my response a 3? How does that equate? If you can't adapt it to your own program, it sure isn't because of my code. Converting from C# to VB is easy enough that anyone with a even the most basic understanding of the .Net framework should be able to convert it EASILY. Nut up and be a programmer, fer christ's sake.

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-07-25T00:59:00

Solution 1

Look at this tip/trick here on CodeProject:

Scanning Folders on a Network Share[^]

Posted 25-Jul-10 0:59am

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Archit9373284448 25-Jul-10 11:18am

that was c# code. could some one post vb.net code.
thanks for code though,

Archit9373284448 25-Jul-10 11:18am

Reason for my vote of 3
good code, :)

Sandeep Mewara 25-Jul-10 11:48am

For OP: Well, wasn't the code helpful? Didn't it helped you and showed the way you should move on? Why is it that an *exact* code is always expected and in the said language? That too when converting from one langauge to other is not that difficult when you have number of online free tools to do that for you!

That's a little too much to expect without even trying. Don't you think so?

Archit9373284448 25-Jul-10 13:16pm

well sorry for that,
it is not my intention to show any kind disrespect to author/comment/reference of him.
the problem is that i come from different field any have very little knowledge of programming.
Sorry once again... :)

Archit9373284448 25-Jul-10 13:29pm

Reason for my vote of 5
good code, :)