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Accessing shared files and folders on LAN in java
Hi everybody,
can anyone tell me the code in JAVA to access shared files
and folders on LAN. I want all the files and folders shared
by specific computer using JAVA please tell me the code.
My project in LAN Search Engine
Please help me
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Hi harry123, welcome to the forums,
I am confused. Are you looking for a JAVA solution or a javascript solution?
"Search engine"? I think the best way would be to use your systems "administrator" functions to do this, most likely you just need to find out where the utility is.
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actually i am looking for java solution can you please
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After you log on to your server enter either
net file
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Displays the names of all open shared files and the number of file locks, if any, on each file. You can also use this command to close shared files. When used without options, this command lists all of the open files at a server. You can also type this command as net files.
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net share
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Creates, deletes, modifies, or displays shared resources. Use this command to make a resource available to clients. When used without options, this command displays information about all of the resources being shared on the server.
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net status
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Displays a server's computer name, configuration settings, and a list of shared resources.
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net view
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Displays list of servers or displays resources being shared by a server.
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hi,
There is error displayed on screen "system error 5 has
occured Access is denied " when i typed net file or
net share on prompt
When i typed net view on prompt it will display names
of computers on LAN and also folders in computers when i type net view \\compname but cannot get names of suibfolders in it.
Please tell me about errors occured after net file ,net share
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Those commands require high level permissions since they "close files, create, delete, modify" etc.
There are several other possible reasons as well.
  • Time Synchronization problem.
  • Firewall and/or third party product may eliminate connection to the remote computer.
  • account isn't active or expired account password
You could try using:
Code:
\\computername /user:username
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