ASP.NET

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        <input type="submit" name="Button1" value="view" id="Button1" /><br />
        <input id="pdffile" name="pdf" type="file" /><br /><br />
        <iframe src="C:\310001.pdf" width="100%" height="750"></iframe><br />
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saud_a_k wrote:

C:\310001.pdf

saud_a_k wrote:

src="C:\\file.pdf"

src="file:///C|/file.pdf"

string myfile  =  AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory+"\\310001.pdf";<br />
            litShow.Text = "<iframe src="+myfile+" width="100%" height="750"></iframe>";

saud_a_k wrote:

string myfile = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory+"\\310001.pdf";

saud_a_k wrote:

the file is in my bin folder, but I still cant see the file

snehasish wrote:

I want to create dll of all files are in APPCODE folder.I am using asp.net 2.0 frame work.

Abhijit Jana wrote:

But first of all tell me why ?

Abhijit Jana wrote:

If you think about code security , you do not need to worry about that

Colin Angus Mackay wrote:

Abhijit Jana wrote:
If you think about code security , you do not need to worry about that

Sorry, I don't understand where the benefit of having the code in AppCode is beneficial in the area of code security. Could you explain?

Colin Angus Mackay wrote:

ompiling into an assembly isn't adding security as Red-Gate's reflector can just reverse it out again.

billcodes wrote:

when i used that the column was not visible.

PageMethods.GetName(callback);

function callback(result, context, method) {
   alert(result);
}