how to run an exe created in C#

[Muaz Farooq]

hi everyone!

i have created an exe. of my project and i want to run that on a computer
which don't have .Net installed on it. So here somebody told me that atleast
that computer should have .net framework installed on it to run the exe.

i installed the .Net framework on that computer but the exe. file which is
created in C# still dont runs. It gives an error :

"Application terminated, click ok to terminate the application and cancel to
start debugging"

plz help me in this matter

[Joe Mayo]

Hi Muaz,

You can add instrumentation to your application, which can be turned on or
off via configuration files. If you add exception handling and use
instrumentation, you will have a much better chance of figuring out what
your run-time problems are. Here's an article I wrote on the subject:

http://www.code-magazine.com/Article...uickid=0409081

Joe
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http://www.csharp-station.com

"Muaz Farooq" <Mu********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D7**********************************@microsof t.com...

hi everyone!

i have created an exe. of my project and i want to run that on a computer
which don't have .Net installed on it. So here somebody told me that atleast that computer should have .net framework installed on it to run the exe.

i installed the .Net framework on that computer but the exe. file which is
created in C# still dont runs. It gives an error :

"Application terminated, click ok to terminate the application and cancel to start debugging"

plz help me in this matter

[Adam Clauss]

Which version of the .NET framework was your application compiled with, and
what version did you install on the client computer?

Adam Clauss
ca*****@tamu.edu

"Muaz Farooq" <Mu********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D7**********************************@microsof t.com...

hi everyone!

i have created an exe. of my project and i want to run that on a computer
which don't have .Net installed on it. So here somebody told me that atleast that computer should have .net framework installed on it to run the exe.

i installed the .Net framework on that computer but the exe. file which is
created in C# still dont runs. It gives an error :

"Application terminated, click ok to terminate the application and cancel to start debugging"

plz help me in this matter

[Tom Porterfield]

Joe Mayo wrote:

Hi Muaz,

You can add instrumentation to your application, which can be turned on or
off via configuration files. If you add exception handling and use
instrumentation, you will have a much better chance of figuring out what
your run-time problems are. Here's an article I wrote on the subject:

http://www.code-magazine.com/Article...uickid=0409081

Joe

How about posting a useful link. Pages after the intro return the
following:

"The page you are trying to access is considered premium content. The
complete article is available to our subscribers only."

You want folks to spend $30 to get your article on instrumentation?
That's not peer to peer support, that's sales.
--
Tom Porterfield

[Joe Mayo]

That's a big mistake on my part. I must have had a cookie set and totally
overlooked the fact that it was not publicly accessible - sorry about that.
Here's what I'm talking about.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...classtopic.asp

Joe
--
http://www.csharp-station.com

"Tom Porterfield" <tp******@mvps.org> wrote in message
news:ej**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Joe Mayo wrote:

Hi Muaz,

You can add instrumentation to your application, which can be turned on or off via configuration files. If you add exception handling and use
instrumentation, you will have a much better chance of figuring out what
your run-time problems are. Here's an article I wrote on the subject:

http://www.code-magazine.com/Article...uickid=0409081

Joe

How about posting a useful link. Pages after the intro return the
following:

"The page you are trying to access is considered premium content. The
complete article is available to our subscribers only."

You want folks to spend $30 to get your article on instrumentation?
That's not peer to peer support, that's sales.
--
Tom Porterfield