run .net application from remote machine

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hello,
i need to run an application from a remote machine in the same intranet. But
everytime i do something like

"\\server\app\aplication.exe" i get a clr error.

How can i do this? i can't install the application on every machine...

this was not a problem with vb6.

thanks!!!

:-)

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

You have to run the .NET Framework configuration tool on each machine
(it is under administrative tools when the framework is installed) and grant
the appropriate permissions for your app based on a characteristic of that
binary (hash, strong name, location).
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

"DarthSidious" <Da**********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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hello,
i need to run an application from a remote machine in the same intranet.
But
everytime i do something like

"\\server\app\aplication.exe" i get a clr error.

How can i do this? i can't install the application on every machine...

this was not a problem with vb6.

thanks!!!

:-)

[PS]

"DarthSidious" <Da**********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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hello,
i need to run an application from a remote machine in the same intranet.
But
everytime i do something like

"\\server\app\aplication.exe" i get a clr error.

Your application requires a trust level higher then the default granted to a
network located executable. Use caspol to elevate the trust level for the
intranet, e.g.
%windir%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v2.0.50727\caspol -cg 1.2 FullTrust

On Vista you must run as admin. If IE7 is installed then you may need to add
server to local intranet in Tools / Options.

>
How can i do this? i can't install the application on every machine...

this was not a problem with vb6.

thanks!!!

[Marc Gravell]

A slightly different option; in 2.0, look into ClickOnce deployment.
This allows you to package it into a ".application", which can include
trust demands and suitable evidence via a certificate. This solves
your trust issues, while also providing effortless deployment and
upgrade options, even onto managed (locked down) desktops.

Marc