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The snippet is working pretty fine on my Windows machine.

But WNetAddConnection2(...) is a Windows API function. I'm sure I'll not be
able to compile this code on a Linux machine.
Can anybody help me?

Thanks!!
Andrea



"Michael Gillen" <michael@gillenconsultinggroup-nospam.com> ha scritto nel
messaggio news:43de271f@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Bono wrote:
>
> > I'm writing a CLX (multiplatform) Application and I need to connect to a
> > remote network
> > machine (I know the IP address).
> > Does anybody know how can I map a network drive? Is it going to work on
both
> > (windows and linux) platforms?
>
> This snippet of code works mapping to a network drive - Windows or Samba.
>
>   // We can map via IP address or system name
>   if(CbxUseIP->Checked)
>     RemoteName = "\\\\"+EdtIpAddress->Text+AnsiString(ShareName);
>   else
>     RemoteName = "\\\\"+EdtComputerName->Text+AnsiString(ShareName);
>   // An avilable drive letter was selected
>   AnsiString DriveName = CbxAvailDrives->Text.c_str();
>   NETRESOURCE nr;
>   DWORD dwFlags;
>   ZeroMemory(&nr, sizeof(nr));
>   nr.dwType = RESOURCETYPE_DISK;
>   nr.lpLocalName = DriveName.c_str();
>   nr.lpRemoteName = RemoteName.c_str();
>   dwFlags = NULL;
>   if(CbxRemember->Checked)
>     dwFlags = dwFlags | CONNECT_UPDATE_PROFILE;
>
>   Screen->Cursor = crHourGlass;
>   int rc;
>   rc = WNetAddConnection2(&nr,EdtPasswd->Text.c_str(),
EdtUserName->Text.c_str(), dwFlags);
>   Screen->Cursor = crDefault;
>   if(rc != NO_ERROR)
>   {
>     // A special message for this
>     if(rc == ERROR_BAD_NETPATH)
>       MessageDlg("The network path cannot be found.", mtError,
TMsgDlgButtons() << mbOK, 0);
>     else
>       GetLastErrorStr( rc );
>     return false;
>   }
>
> -- 
> -Michael Gillen