Running a .NET 2.0 App from a network location

G

Guest

We have an application that we need to run from the network, however, it uses
many assemblies from the directory it is run from. I have already gone down
the road of creating a CodeGroup and PermissionSet from the .NET2.0
Configuration tool and the program continues to crash when executed.

Is there some way that we can run this app and allow access to all of the
assemblies in the remote directory? This will help us in setting up the
InstallScript as well for final deployment.

Thanks. -Devin
 
N

Norman Yuan

Yes, there is a way, the way you have done, but for some reason(s) did not
do it right. OTH, if the app is fairly complicated, installing it locally
might be better. Also, if you are in .NET2.0, consider ClickOnce to simplify
deployment.
 
G

Guest

Dear Matthews,

Install your Windows Application on the Server and by using the Terminal
Server Login to the Server from the Client MAchine .In this way you can solve
the Problem of installing in all the Client and it will also reduce the S/W
maintance cost.

Regards
Prabakar
 

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