Hello All,
I have created a vb.net app that I want to place on a network drive. Each time I try to execute it from the network, a security violation pops up and
prohibits the app from running. Running from my local system everything works fine. I can't give the exact error because I'm not at work where
this occurs. The error is something like "No Security Priviledges ---- zone: Intranet." I googled and found a near match, but reading the resolution
bewildered me somewhat.
I also use Crystal Reports viewer within the app (3 different reports).
From within VS Studio I did build->cleaned the app then build->build the app. I then took the "Release" folder and placed it on our network drive,
and setup a desktop shortcut to the .exe.
I would like someone to provide at minimum, an overview that will proper direction on how to deploy to a network. Detail examples would be even
better! Or worst case provide a link to an easy understandable guide for deploying. I have no-one else to turn to except you chaps here in the
newsgroup.
Thanks a bunch for your help,,
Bob 5 1688
On Sep 21, 12:07*am, Bob <B...@No-Address.comwrot e:
Hello All,
I have created a vb.net app that I want to place on a network drive. *Each time I try to execute it from the network, a security violation pops upand
prohibits the *app from running. *Running from *my local system everything works fine. *I can't give the exact error because I'm not at workwhere
this occurs. *The error is something like "No Security Priviledges ----zone: Intranet." *I googled and found a near match, but reading the resolution
bewildered me somewhat.
I also use Crystal Reports viewer within the app (3 different reports).
From within VS Studio I did *build->cleaned the app then *build->build the app. *I then took the "Release" folder and placed it on our networkdrive,
and setup a desktop shortcut to the .exe.
I would like someone to provide at minimum, an overview that will proper direction on how to deploy to a network. *Detail examples would be even
better! *Or worst case provide a link to an easy understandable guide for deploying. *I have no-one else to turn to except you chaps here in the
newsgroup.
Thanks a bunch for your help,,
Bob
First things first, install .NET 3.5 SP1, that service pack changes
the default security settings for intranet applications. If you don't
want to do that, please search the archives of this newsgroup at http://groups.google.com/group/micro.../topics?lnk=sg
I written a few times on the matter and I'm sure others have as well.
Thanks,
Seth Rowe [MVP] http://sethrowe.blogspot.com/
You can
Upgrade to framework 3.5 SP1 or change the Local Intranet Policy to
FullTrust you can do this by hand or with a deploy package http://support.microsoft.com/?id=815173
HTH
Michel
"Bob" <Bo*@No-Address.comschr eef in bericht
news:11******** *************** *********@4ax.c om...
Hello All,
I have created a vb.net app that I want to place on a network drive. Each
time I try to execute it from the network, a security violation pops up
and
prohibits the app from running. Running from my local system everything
works fine. I can't give the exact error because I'm not at work where
this occurs. The error is something like "No Security Priviledges ----
zone: Intranet." I googled and found a near match, but reading the
resolution
bewildered me somewhat.
I also use Crystal Reports viewer within the app (3 different reports).
From within VS Studio I did build->cleaned the app then build->build the
app. I then took the "Release" folder and placed it on our network drive,
and setup a desktop shortcut to the .exe.
I would like someone to provide at minimum, an overview that will proper
direction on how to deploy to a network. Detail examples would be even
better! Or worst case provide a link to an easy understandable guide for
deploying. I have no-one else to turn to except you chaps here in the
newsgroup.
Thanks a bunch for your help,,
Bob
On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 05:26:55 -0700 (PDT), rowe_newsgroups <ro********@yah oo.comwrote:
>On Sep 21, 12:07*am, Bob <B...@No-Address.comwrot e:
>Hello All,
I have created a vb.net app that I want to place on a network drive. *Each time I try to execute it from the network, a security violation pops up and prohibits the *app from running. *Running from *my local system everything works fine. *I can't give the exact error because I'm not at work where this occurs. *The error is something like "No Security Priviledges ---- zone: Intranet." *I googled and found a near match, but reading the resolution bewildered me somewhat.
I also use Crystal Reports viewer within the app (3 different reports).
From within VS Studio I did *build->cleaned the app then *build->build the app. *I then took the "Release" folder and placed it on our network drive, and setup a desktop shortcut to the .exe.
I would like someone to provide at minimum, an overview that will proper direction on how to deploy to a network. *Detail examples would be even better! *Or worst case provide a link to an easy understandable guide for deploying. *I have no-one else to turn to except you chaps here in the newsgroup.
Thanks a bunch for your help,,
Bob
First things first, install .NET 3.5 SP1, that service pack changes the default security settings for intranet applications. If you don't want to do that, please search the archives of this newsgroup at http://groups.google.com/group/micro.../topics?lnk=sg I written a few times on the matter and I'm sure others have as well.
Thanks,
Seth Rowe [MVP] http://sethrowe.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the info! Does the 3.5 SP1 install on my local development machine AND the clients running the app? or does it create different in the
deployment package?
Thanks.
Bob
Thanks Michel.
On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 18:16:26 +0200, "Michel Posseth [MCP]" <MS**@posseth.c omwrote:
> You can
Upgrade to framework 3.5 SP1 or change the Local Intranet Policy to FullTrust you can do this by hand or with a deploy package http://support.microsoft.com/?id=815173
HTH
Michel
"Bob" <Bo*@No-Address.comschr eef in bericht news:11******* *************** **********@4ax. com...
>Hello All,
I have created a vb.net app that I want to place on a network drive. Each time I try to execute it from the network, a security violation pops up and prohibits the app from running. Running from my local system everything works fine. I can't give the exact error because I'm not at work where this occurs. The error is something like "No Security Priviledges ---- zone: Intranet." I googled and found a near match, but reading the resolution bewildered me somewhat.
I also use Crystal Reports viewer within the app (3 different reports).
From within VS Studio I did build->cleaned the app then build->build the app. I then took the "Release" folder and placed it on our network drive, and setup a desktop shortcut to the .exe.
I would like someone to provide at minimum, an overview that will proper direction on how to deploy to a network. Detail examples would be even better! Or worst case provide a link to an easy understandable guide for deploying. I have no-one else to turn to except you chaps here in the newsgroup.
Thanks a bunch for your help,,
Bob
On Sep 21, 2:09*pm, Bob <B...@No-Address.comwrot e:
On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 05:26:55 -0700 (PDT), rowe_newsgroups <rowe_em...@yah oo.comwrote:
On Sep 21, 12:07*am, Bob <B...@No-Address.comwrot e:
Hello All,
I have created a vb.net app that I want to place on a network drive. *Each time I try to execute it from the network, a security violation pops up and
prohibits the *app from running. *Running from *my local system everything works fine. *I can't give the exact error because I'm not at work where
this occurs. *The error is something like "No Security Priviledges ---- zone: Intranet." *I googled and found a near match, but reading the resolution
bewildered me somewhat.
I also use Crystal Reports viewer within the app (3 different reports)..
From within VS Studio I did *build->cleaned the app then *build->build the app. *I then took the "Release" folder and placed it on our network drive,
and setup a desktop shortcut to the .exe.
I would like someone to provide at minimum, an overview that will proper direction on how to deploy to a network. *Detail examples would be even
better! *Or worst case provide a link to an easy understandable guide for deploying. *I have no-one else to turn to except you chaps here in the
newsgroup.
Thanks a bunch for your help,,
Bob
First things first, install .NET 3.5 SP1, that service pack changes
the default security settings for intranet applications. If you don't
want to do that, please search the archives of this newsgroup at http://groups.google.com/group/micro...languages.vb/t...
I written a few times on the matter and I'm sure others have as well.
Thanks,
Seth Rowe [MVP] http://sethrowe.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the info! *Does the 3.5 SP1 install on my local development machine AND the clients running the app? *or does it create *different in the
deployment package?
Thanks.
Bob
It's been years since I've pushed out a Window's app, but I'm fairly
sure this would need to be installed on the client machine.
Thanks,
Seth Rowe [MVP] http://sethrowe.blogspot.com/ This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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