.NET ClickOnce Deployment On XP through File Share
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I got a specific question about ClickOnce Deployment on .net. Here is the thing I got an windows application which powered .net framework 3.5 C#. The purpose for ClickOnce is auto update. We have a local network which is no internet access they have only access to server computer. I need to publish the application to the server computer which others should access through file share or something else. Most of the computers are have Windows XP.
Main question is how should I publish the application through ClikcOnce.
Please if you have some infomartion or example that can help me type it down.
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I got a specific question about ClickOnce Deployment on .net. Here is the thing I got an windows application which powered .net framework 3.5 C#. The purpose for ClickOnce is auto update. We have a local network which is no internet access they have only access to server computer. I need to publish the application to the server computer which others should access through file share or something else. Most of the computers are have Windows XP.
Main question is how should I publish the application through ClikcOnce.
Please if you have some infomartion or example that can help me type it down.
c# .net networking setup-deployment
asked Nov 9 at 21:34
Hasan Durukan
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I got a specific question about ClickOnce Deployment on .net. Here is the thing I got an windows application which powered .net framework 3.5 C#. The purpose for ClickOnce is auto update. We have a local network which is no internet access they have only access to server computer. I need to publish the application to the server computer which others should access through file share or something else. Most of the computers are have Windows XP.
Main question is how should I publish the application through ClikcOnce.
Please if you have some infomartion or example that can help me type it down.
c# .net networking setup-deployment
asked Nov 9 at 21:34
Hasan Durukan
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I got a specific question about ClickOnce Deployment on .net. Here is the thing I got an windows application which powered .net framework 3.5 C#. The purpose for ClickOnce is auto update. We have a local network which is no internet access they have only access to server computer. I need to publish the application to the server computer which others should access through file share or something else. Most of the computers are have Windows XP.
Main question is how should I publish the application through ClikcOnce.
Please if you have some infomartion or example that can help me type it down.
c# .net networking setup-deployment
c# .net networking setup-deployment
asked Nov 9 at 21:34
Hasan Durukan
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asked Nov 9 at 21:34
Hasan Durukan
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asked Nov 9 at 21:34
Hasan Durukan
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asked Nov 9 at 21:34
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asked Nov 9 at 21:34
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If you are using Visual Studio, you can use the Publish section of the project properties to publish the application through ClickOnce. Then you can choose to publish it to a folder and assuming it will be a network share, you can specify it in the form
\ShareServerFolderSubfolder
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If you are using Visual Studio, you can use the Publish section of the project properties to publish the application through ClickOnce. Then you can choose to publish it to a folder and assuming it will be a network share, you can specify it in the form
\ShareServerFolderSubfolder
answered Nov 9 at 21:45
Antonio Alvarez
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If you are using Visual Studio, you can use the Publish section of the project properties to publish the application through ClickOnce. Then you can choose to publish it to a folder and assuming it will be a network share, you can specify it in the form
\ShareServerFolderSubfolder
answered Nov 9 at 21:45
Antonio Alvarez
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If you are using Visual Studio, you can use the Publish section of the project properties to publish the application through ClickOnce. Then you can choose to publish it to a folder and assuming it will be a network share, you can specify it in the form
\ShareServerFolderSubfolder
answered Nov 9 at 21:45
Antonio Alvarez
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If you are using Visual Studio, you can use the Publish section of the project properties to publish the application through ClickOnce. Then you can choose to publish it to a folder and assuming it will be a network share, you can specify it in the form
\ShareServerFolderSubfolder
answered Nov 9 at 21:45
Antonio Alvarez
10214
answered Nov 9 at 21:45
Antonio Alvarez
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answered Nov 9 at 21:45
Antonio Alvarez
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answered Nov 9 at 21:45
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