It's not so much a matter of not being able to do it, as it is
thinking outside the box. You'll have to save state (in the app),
launch another process (preferably one whose exe or script is located
further up the directory tree closer to the root, have it rename the
folder, then pass control back to your app (in the newly renamed
folder). That should work; the trick would be getting your app to
realize it's been restarted from this 'other' process and to thus
restore state (with the exception of the flag that tells you to
relaunch the helper app!)
On Jan 5, 2007, at 1:13 PM, Tim Jones wrote:
On Jan 5, 2007, at 11:40 AM, Greg Bowman wrote:
I'm getting the 104 file error message while trying to rename the
parent folder of the app which is running. I'm guessing the error
is because there is an active process running inside the directory
that needs the path with the old folder name in it, thus I can't
rename it. Is that true?
Yes, that is why you're getting the 104.
Is there any possible way to do it?
No, I don't believe that you can rename (move) the parent of a
running app since the app would lose all path info for its
associated elements.
Tim
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