trying to pass file name from aspx page to console.exe

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i want to pass the value of a lable or textbox in an aspx page to a console.exe application such that the if the value is sample.doc it changes to that.

i am calling from the aspx page with

   string f = TextBox1.Text;

    System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("C:/DocUpload/ConsoleApplication1.exe", f);

i have tried converting to string then using the string vatiable inplace of sample.doc but no luck

object FileName = System.IO.Path.Combine(ExecutableFileInfo.DirectoryName, "sample.doc");

any help or ideas will be welcomed. thank u

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