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What I would like to do is basically be able to go to http://ipaddress:8800/docs and access a local directory serving html files. c:\httpdocs for example.
I have been looking at StaticFileRouteHandler.cs trying to figure out how I might be able to accomplish this.
I tried something as simple as .RegisterRoute(new StaticFileRouteHandler(@"c:\\httpdocs"))
, but that did not work. My c# abilities are lacking. If anyone could provide some direction, I would greatly appreciate it.
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StaticFileRouteHandler for local directoryor image file
StaticFileRouteHandler for local directory or image file
Mar 12, 2018
There might be a problem with the rights to read a folder from a windows universal app. Check that the user you're running under has full read access to c:\httpdocs.
I would suggest starting with the HeadedDemo or HeadlessDemo, see that example work, and then try to modify it to use a different folder.
To host C:\httpdocs on \docs you would change it to the following:
.RegisterRoute("docs", new StaticFileRouteHandler(@"c:\httpdocs"))
What I would like to do is basically be able to go to http://ipaddress:8800/docs and access a local directory serving html files. c:\httpdocs for example.
I have been looking at StaticFileRouteHandler.cs trying to figure out how I might be able to accomplish this.
I tried something as simple as
.RegisterRoute(new StaticFileRouteHandler(@"c:\\httpdocs"))
, but that did not work. My c# abilities are lacking. If anyone could provide some direction, I would greatly appreciate it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: