what is the difference between no-touch and click-once deployment?

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In no-touch deployment, nothing is installed locally. The application is
downloaded over a network, and the application executes under a managed
environment. Little or no information is stored in a persistent state on
your local drive. This is sometimes a central tenet of so-called
"thin-client" computing.

In one-click deployment (sometimes called an "unattended install"), you
simply run an installer application and everything is automagically set up
for you on a local machine or group of machines.

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In no-touch deployment, nothing is installed locally. The application is
downloaded over a network, and the application executes under a managed
environment. Little or no information is stored in a persistent state on
your local drive. This is sometimes a central tenet of so-called
"thin-client" computing.
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Do "no-touch" apps need to be coded differently? Or can pretty much any app
be "no-touch"?
 

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