I 'm having an asp.net web application. want tp open xmls placed in teamsite through thisapplication, so that they can be edited and saved. on save xml's shoudbe placed in teamsite.
HiAs gzevin told you,this is the only way to do.Get XML file form Teamsite File System and then read it as you read normal xml in your .net app.To get xml file from y drive is not tough,the only issue that matters is of Permissions.ThanksPrabhat
Disk mapping is certainly not the only mechanism. You can use TS URL Command 'edit' and communicate via http.That's probably the simplest way to do it providing that this obscure "Web App" users are TS users as well.If not, you can write CSSDK Servlet with JNI or SOAP as transport or use AJAX or RPC or whatever.
true. however as far as I remember, this was the recommended method for all appp server integrations
It all depends on interconnection between two Web Applications. For example, if this .net Application is a part of the Corporate Intranet it's impractical (and sometimes impossible)to grant potentially hundreds of users on various Firewall separated subnets an access to TS Servers. Some TS authenticated Proxy service would be warranted in such case
You could also look into using TeamSite Front Office. Then your teamsite default folder will appear in Windows Explorer. Or you can try to do a local setup. Then you can open the xml file using your application.
