Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. If file name patterns are not sufficiently distinct, you may encounter. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact Rick, Each File Watcher can be configured to be triggered only when specific file name. I sugget you could also discussed in Our MSDN forum for more professional support. I'm not sure why it isn't working for you, but here are a couple generic code suggestions: 1) You don't need to cast your FileSystemWatcher to a FileSystemWatcher 2) it might be a good idea to set the Path field inside your Init code. Make sure you have set the FileSystemWatcher's NotifyFilter to include to watch for Created files.įileSystemWatcher doesn't fire events for monitored network drive after changing InternalBufferSizeīesdies, since I have not familar with Filewatcher and it seems more related to be the develop problem. Make sure you have not set the FileSystemWatcher's Filter to ignore the type of files being dropped into the folder.ģ. Make sure the FileSystemWatcher's EnableRaisingEvents property is set to true.Ģ.
I know it has to be an account or permissions issue, but I have not been able to figure it out. If I am on another server, map my network share and drop a file in the share, the window service does not process it. You see, the watcher was looking at a network drive, and intermittently (as networks will) it was dropping out and then coming back again. After a little searching, I managed to narrow it down to network outages. While logged onto to the server, I copy a file from another local folder and drop in the share, the window service processes it correctly. An application I was working on that used the FileSystemWatcher class and was intended to run 24/7 would periodically stop working. I have installed the windows server as administrator. To the network share with full permissions, also includes Everyone, System, CreateOwner, Administrators, Users for my domain with full permissions. We tried using the shared path on a lower environment as the path. The service worked fine and the mail was sent. The following are few of them: To prove that the code is working, we used the local file path (F drive) of lower environment as the file path. To avoid this, try adding COMPILEPARTIALtrue variable to your file watcher settings: Also, make sure that Track only root files is off. scss that includes them is processed instead. I have created a domain account and added it We have taken many steps to identify the problem. SCSS files with names prefixed with underscore are treated in a special way - they are considered partials and aren't prettified, the main. I have created a network share on the same server. I am installing a windows service (LocalSystem account type) with a filewatcher (configure for the on create event) on a windows 2012 sever. I have been searching this forum and the developer forums and have been reading a lot of the discussions recommended links, trying the suggestions but to no avail.
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