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Server.MapPath parameter length restrictions with FileScriptingObject methods?

Asked by: ALoPresto

I'm using ASP 3.0 on IIS 5.x, Win2K server.

I obtain a relative file path from a SQL database and need to establish whether or not the file exists, where it needs to be moved to, and whether it was successfully moved. All of this hinges on the Server.MapPath method, and right now I'm doing something wrong. Here is the code for the function that moves the file. I know for a fact that the file name is translating correctly (examples included):

<%
Function MoveFile(id, oldSL, newSL)
            Dim objFSO
            Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
            Dim mylocation, newLocation, myLongType

            mylocation = filesrc

            DebugW "mylocation", mylocation

            Select Case myFileType
                  Case "TC"
                        myLongType = "Contracts"
                  Case "TL"
                        myLongType = "Letters"
                  Case "TP"
                        myLongType = "Proposals"
                  Case "TR"
                        myLongType = "Reports"
            End Select

            DebugW "myFileType", myFileType
            DebugW "myLongType", myLongType

            myLocation = myLocation & "/" & myLongType & "/SecurityLevel" & oldSL & "/"
            newLocation = filesrc & "/" & myLongType & "/SecurityLevel" & newSL & "/"

            DebugW "myLocation", myLocation
            DebugW "newLocation", newLocation

            dim objCommand, objRS
            Set objCommand = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
            objCommand.ActiveConnection = strConnect
            objCommand.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM Documents WHERE Documents.ID = " & id
            objCommand.CommandType = adCmdText
            Set objRS = objCommand.Execute
            Set objCommand = Nothing

            dim src, dest
            src = mylocation & objRS("FilePtr")
            dest = newlocation & objRS("FilePtr")
            DebugW "src", src
            DebugW "dest", dest
            Go '(Function which flushes response object buffer)
            If src = dest Then
                  MoveFile = True
            Else
                  Server.MapPath(src)
                  Server.MapPath(dest)
                  DebugW "Full src", src
                  DebugW "Full dest", dest
                  Go
                  DebugW "objFSO.FileExists(" & src & ")", objFSO.FileExists(src)
                  If objFSO.FileExists(src) Then
                        DebugW "objFSO.FileExists(" & dest & ")", objFSO.FileExists(dest)
                        If objFSO.FileExists(dest) Then
                              objFSO.DeleteFile dest, true
                        End If
                        objFSO.MoveFile src, dest
                        MoveFile = True
                  End If
            End If
            MoveFile = False
            DebugW "MoveFile", MoveFile
      End Function
%>

I'll walk through the execution.

The function gets parameters of ID, old Security Level and new Security Level. The SL's are integers which denote into which directory the file is placed.

filesrc is a globally declared variable which contains "admin/uploadfiles/".

The function then constructs the directory path - i.e. "admin/uploadfiles/Reports/SecurityLevel1/"

The file name is in the format "TX-######_#.*", where the first two characters denote the file type, the next 6 digits are the identification number (the concatenation of a two digit year and four digit IDinYr variable), and the final digit is a revision number ('version' in the database), i.e. "TR-040001_0.doc".

FilePtr is a record in the database which holds the file name, and is appended to the src and dest file paths.

I then attempt to map these paths to the server, evaluate existence, and move them.

The error I receive is that src and dest exceed the length of the parameter for the Server.MapPath method. I've seen varying documentation on the use of the parameter. Does it return a new path or does it modify the parameter? I've tried both implementations with the same error resulting.

The page that is executing this code is located in "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\InsideTrusant\admin\"
The file repositories are in "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\InsideTrusant\admin\uploadfiles\%Type%\%SecurityLevel%\"

I am considering simply constructing the local physical path by hand, but if anyone knows why this is not working, I appreciate it.
-------------------------
Server.MapPath() error 'ASP 0214 : 80004005'
Invalid Path parameter
/InsideTrusant/admin/edit_submit.asp, line 69
The Path parameter excedes the maximum length allowed.
-------------------------

Any function such as DebugW or ErrorW is a debugging function that prints the value of the variable(s) passed to it. Go() flushes the response object buffer (Response.Flush()).

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Asked On: 2004-06-17 at 13:08:10ID21029490
Tags: path
,; length
,; parameter
Topic: Active Server Pages (ASP)
Participating Experts: 2
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Comments: 8

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by: virenderpratapPosted on 2004-06-18 at 00:02:07ID: 11341949

>Does it return a new path or does it modify the parameter?
It return new path, I don't seem any error in parameter, but still you need to put one forward or backward slash "/" or "\" in fornt of filesrc ...
If Path doesn't start with a slash, the MapPath method returns a path relative to the directory of the .asp file being processed....
So, either use ,
filesrc = "/admin/uploadfiles/",
or
filesrc = "uploadfiles/"

Now the ,

Server.MapPath(src)
Server.MapPath(dest)

should be,

src = Server.MapPath(src)
dest = Server.MapPath(dest)

rest I don't feel any errors...

by: ALoPrestoPosted on 2004-06-18 at 06:05:16ID: 11343854

Like I said I tried both of those forms and found that the error still occurred, I'll go ahead and change it to var = Server.MapPath(var).

As for the filesrc, I have been experimenting with that as well but it seems odd that the error I would get is a run-time length error rather than a logic error within the code. I'll try modifying that as well; thanks for the help.

by: ALoPrestoPosted on 2004-06-21 at 10:33:09ID: 11362094

Ok, so it's still not working for some reason beyond my scope of vision. Upped the points, hopefully someone can come in and make easy points by noticing some small error.

by: ALoPrestoPosted on 2004-06-21 at 10:35:55ID: 11362120

Also updated the code and added a few more debugging stops

-------------------------------------

Function MoveFile(id, oldSL, newSL)
            Dim objFSO
            Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
            Dim mylocation, newLocation, myLongType

            filesrc = "\\[MyServer]\[CDriveShare]\Inetpub\wwwroot\InsideTrusant\admin\adminfiles\uploads"
            mylocation = filesrc

            DebugW "mylocation", mylocation

            Select Case myFileType                  'this block sets myLocation to the correct file type and security level
                  Case "TC"
                        myLongType = "Contracts"
                  Case "TL"
                        myLongType = "Letters"
                  Case "TP"
                        myLongType = "Proposals"
                  Case "TR"
                        myLongType = "Reports"
            End Select

            DebugW "myFileType", myFileType
            DebugW "myLongType", myLongType

            myLocation = filesrc & "\" & myLongType & "\SecurityLevel" & oldSL & "\"
            newLocation = filesrc & "\" & myLongType & "\SecurityLevel" & newSL & "\"

            DebugW "myLocation", myLocation
            DebugW "newLocation", newLocation

            dim objCommand, objRS
            Set objCommand = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
            objCommand.ActiveConnection = strConnect
            objCommand.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM Documents WHERE Documents.ID = " & id
            objCommand.CommandType = adCmdText
            Set objRS = objCommand.Execute
            Set objCommand = Nothing

            dim src, dest
            src = mylocation & objRS("FilePtr")
            dest = newlocation & objRS("FilePtr")
            DebugW "src", src
            DebugW "dest", dest
            Go

            Dim objFile, objFolder, objFolderContents, objFileItem
            Dim strPathInfo, strPhysicalPath
            strPathInfo = Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")
            strPhysicalPath = Server.MapPath(strPathInfo)
            DebugW "My path: ", strPhysicalPath

            Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile(strPhysicalPath)                  'gets the current file's path
            Set objFolder = objFile.ParentFolder                              'gets the parent folder
            strPhysicalPath = objFolder.Path & "\adminfiles\uploads\" & myLongType & "\SecurityLevel" & oldSL & "\"
            DebugW "My path: ", strPhysicalPath
            Go
            Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(strPhysicalPath)                  'gets the current folder's path
            Set objFolderContents = objFolder.SubFolders                              'gets all other files

            Response.write "<table><tr><td colspan=""4"" class=""tableheader"">" & objFolder.Name & "</td></tr>" & vbcrlf

            For Each objFileItem In objFolderContents
                        Response.Write "<TR><TD align=left class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.write "<a href=""" & objFileItem.Name & """>"      'make a link
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Name
                        Response.write "</a>"
                        Response.write "</TD><TD align=right class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.write objFileItem.Type
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.Write "N/A"
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.DateLastModified
                        Response.Write "</TD></TR>"
            Next

            Set objFolderContents = objFolder.Files

            For Each objFileItem In objFolderContents
                        Response.Write "<TR><TD align=left>"
                        Response.write "<a href=""" & objFileItem.Name & """>"      'make a link
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Name
                        Response.write "</a>"
                        Response.write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.write objFileItem.Type
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Size
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.DateLastModified
                        Response.Write "</TD></TR>"
            Next

            Response.write "</table>" & vbcrlf
            Go

'            Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile(src)                  'gets the current file's path
'            Set objFolder = objFile.ParentFolder                              'gets the parent folder
'            Set objFolderContents = objFolder.Files
'
'            Response.write "<br><table><tr><td colspan=""4"" class=""tableheader"">" & objFolder.Name & "</td></tr>" & vbcrlf
'
'            For Each objFileItem In objFolderContents
'                        Response.Write "<TR><TD align=left>"
'                        Response.write "<a href=""" & objFileItem.Name & """>"      'make a link
'                        Response.Write objFileItem.Name
'                        Response.write "</a>"
'                        Response.write "</TD><TD align=right>"
'                        Response.write objFileItem.Type
'                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
'                        Response.Write objFileItem.Size
'                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
'                        Response.Write objFileItem.DateLastModified
'                        Response.Write "</TD></TR>"
'            Next

'            Response.write "</table>"

            If src = dest Then
                  MoveFile = True
            Else
            '      src = Server.MapPath(src)            '6/17/04 MapPath parameter length exceeded - Waiting on EE for answer
            '      dest = Server.MapPath(dest)
                  DebugW "Full src", src
                  DebugW "Full dest", dest
                  Go
                  DebugW "objFSO.FileExists(""" & src & """)", objFSO.FileExists(src)
                  If objFSO.FileExists(src) Then
                        DebugW "objFSO.FileExists(""" & dest & """)", objFSO.FileExists(dest)
                        If objFSO.FileExists(dest) Then
                              objFSO.DeleteFile dest, true
                        End If
                        objFSO.MoveFile src, dest
                        objFSO.DeleteFile src, true
                        MoveFile = True
                  End If
            End If
            MoveFile = False
            DebugW "MoveFile", MoveFile
      End Function

by: ALoPrestoPosted on 2004-06-21 at 11:06:21ID: 11362386

I solved this problem. Solution code is below:

      Function MoveFile(id, oldSL, newSL)
            Dim objFSO
            Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
            Dim mylocation, newLocation, myLongType

            filesrc = "\\[MyServer]\[MyCShare]\Inetpub\wwwroot\InsideTrusant\admin\adminfiles\uploads"
            mylocation = filesrc

            DebugW "mylocation", mylocation

            Select Case myFileType                  'this block sets myLocation to the correct file type and security level
                  Case "TC"
                        myLongType = "Contracts"
                  Case "TL"
                        myLongType = "Letters"
                  Case "TP"
                        myLongType = "Proposals"
                  Case "TR"
                        myLongType = "Reports"
            End Select

            DebugW "myFileType", myFileType
            DebugW "myLongType", myLongType

            myLocation = filesrc & "\" & myLongType & "\SecurityLevel" & oldSL & "\"
            newLocation = filesrc & "\" & myLongType & "\SecurityLevel" & newSL & "\"

            DebugW "myLocation", myLocation
            DebugW "newLocation", newLocation

            dim objCommand, objRS
            Set objCommand = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
            objCommand.ActiveConnection = strConnect
            objCommand.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM Documents WHERE Documents.ID = " & id
            objCommand.CommandType = adCmdText
            Set objRS = objCommand.Execute
            Set objCommand = Nothing

            dim src, dest
            src = mylocation & objRS("FilePtr")
            dest = newlocation & objRS("FilePtr")
            DebugW "src", src
            DebugW "dest", dest
            Go

            Dim objFile, objFolder, objFolderContents, objFileItem
            Dim strPathInfo, strPhysicalPath
            strPathInfo = Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")
            strPhysicalPath = Server.MapPath(strPathInfo)
            DebugW "My path: ", strPhysicalPath

            Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile(strPhysicalPath)                  'gets the current file's path
            Set objFolder = objFile.ParentFolder                              'gets the parent folder
            src = objFolder.Path & "\adminfiles\uploads\" & myLongType & "\SecurityLevel" & oldSL & "\"
            DebugW "Source path: ", src
            Go
            Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(src)                  'gets the current folder's path
            Set objFolderContents = objFolder.SubFolders                              'gets all other files

            Response.write "<table><tr><td colspan=""4"" class=""tableheader"">" & objFolder.Name & "</td></tr>" & vbcrlf

            For Each objFileItem In objFolderContents
                        Response.Write "<TR><TD align=left class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.write "<a href=""" & objFileItem.Name & """>"      'make a link
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Name
                        Response.write "</a>"
                        Response.write "</TD><TD align=right class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.write objFileItem.Type
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.Write "N/A"
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right class=""grey_table"">"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.DateLastModified
                        Response.Write "</TD></TR>"
            Next

            Set objFolderContents = objFolder.Files

            For Each objFileItem In objFolderContents
                        Response.Write "<TR><TD align=left>"
                        Response.write "<a href=""" & objFileItem.Name & """>"      'make a link
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Name
                        Response.write "</a>"
                        Response.write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.write objFileItem.Type
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Size
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.DateLastModified
                        Response.Write "</TD></TR>"
            Next

            Response.write "</table>" & vbcrlf
            Go

            Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile(strPhysicalPath)                  'gets the current file's path
            Set objFolder = objFile.ParentFolder                              'gets the parent folder
            dest = objFolder.Path & "\adminfiles\uploads\" & myLongType & "\SecurityLevel" & newSL & "\"
            DebugW "Destination path: ", dest
            Go
            Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(dest)                  'gets the current folder's path
            Set objFolderContents = objFolder.SubFolders                              'gets all other files

            Response.write "<br><table><tr><td colspan=""4"" class=""tableheader"">" & objFolder.Name & "</td></tr>" & vbcrlf

            For Each objFileItem In objFolderContents
                        Response.Write "<TR><TD align=left>"
                        Response.write "<a href=""" & objFileItem.Name & """>"      'make a link
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Name
                        Response.write "</a>"
                        Response.write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.write objFileItem.Type
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Size
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.DateLastModified
                        Response.Write "</TD></TR>"
            Next

            Set objFolderContents = objFolder.Files

            For Each objFileItem In objFolderContents
                        Response.Write "<TR><TD align=left>"
                        Response.write "<a href=""" & objFileItem.Name & """>"      'make a link
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Name
                        Response.write "</a>"
                        Response.write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.write objFileItem.Type
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.Size
                        Response.Write "</TD><TD align=right>"
                        Response.Write objFileItem.DateLastModified
                        Response.Write "</TD></TR>"
            Next

            Response.write "</table>" & vbcrlf
            Go

            src = src & objRS("filePtr")
            dest = dest & objRS("filePtr")

            If src = dest Then
                  MoveFile = True
            Else
                  DebugW "Full src", src
                  DebugW "Full dest", dest
                  Go
                  DebugW "objFSO.FileExists(""" & src & """)", objFSO.FileExists(src)
                  If objFSO.FileExists(src) Then
                        DebugW "objFSO.FileExists(""" & dest & """)", objFSO.FileExists(dest)
                        If objFSO.FileExists(dest) Then
                              objFSO.DeleteFile dest, true
                        End If
                        objFSO.MoveFile src, dest
                        objFSO.DeleteFile src, true
                        MoveFile = True
                  End If
            End If
            MoveFile = False
            DebugW "MoveFile", MoveFile
      End Function

by: ALoPrestoPosted on 2004-06-21 at 14:33:46ID: 11364100

virenderpratap - If you want some points from this let me know, I'll repost at 75 pts and award to you.

by: WesLennonPosted on 2004-06-23 at 09:51:19ID: 11381135

This question will now go to PAQ, the quesiton author answered himself. Comment ID: 11362386

Thank you,

Wes Lennon
Director of Community Services

20120131-EE-VQP-002

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