network Pipes

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Lou

I have a handle to a pipe, but the FileSystem object won't take an int in
the constructor? How do I write to the pipe using the FileSystemObject?

here is my code but the FileStream Line fails?????
I do get a legimate pipe handle.

int pipeHandle;
pipeHandle = CreateFile(connectionString,

GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, 0, 0,

OPEN_EXISTING, 0, 0);

//FileStream myStream=new
FileStream(pipeHandle,FileAccess.ReadWrite,true,4095,false);

FileStream sw=new FileStream(pipeHandle,FileAccess.ReadWrite);

sw.Write(cmd);
 
Lou said:
I have a handle to a pipe, but the FileSystem object won't take an int in
the constructor? How do I write to the pipe using the FileSystemObject?

here is my code but the FileStream Line fails?????
I do get a legimate pipe handle.

int pipeHandle;
pipeHandle = CreateFile(connectionString,

GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, 0, 0,

OPEN_EXISTING, 0, 0);

//FileStream myStream=new
FileStream(pipeHandle,FileAccess.ReadWrite,true,4095,false);

FileStream sw=new FileStream(pipeHandle,FileAccess.ReadWrite);
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The FileStream constructor takes an IntPtr, not an int.

SB

FileStream sw = new FileStream( new
IntPtr(pipeHandle),FileAccess.ReadWrite);

David
 
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