I browsed to C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727 and double
clicked caspol.exe. A DOS window popped up very briefly and
disappeared. What up with that?
I've looked at rowe_newsgroups suggestion seems to be telling me a way
that sounds very similar to the .net framework 1.1 method but when I get
to the end of the long tree where I expect to change a setting they
start taking about adding a strong name and using a wizard and then a
msi installer and a bunch of crap I don't care to know. I use xcopy
deployment because deployment here means the exe is put in a dir on the
network and then one pc in the computer room runs it from there. If
that pc were to fail it would be run from another. It IS the way our
company does things and I am NOT in a position to change that. And
don't want to.
Herfried, Don't take this personally. I just want the steps to make the
damn program run from the network like it should have in the first
place. I don't have time to piss around with all this .net crap. .net
framework 1.1 was bad enough that they made me take those steps to give
full trust to intranet but this is ridiculous. MS can't seem to keep
anything the same. The program will reside on the network and I need a
step by step to make a pc run it. I kinda thought I'd have a response
from MS on this overnight. There has to be a setting to tell a pc that
my network is safe after all it's our company network and this is a
company pc in the same building behind the same firewall and if the
network isn't safe then there is no need for the pc to be safe cause
we're out of business.
Sorry for the rant, could someone tell me the steps to make a XP pc run
a VB 2005 program from the network?
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] wrote:
"cj" <cj@nospam.nospamschrieb:
>Where would I find this "caspol" tool on a windows XP pro machine?
"%WINDIR%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v<.NET Framework version>".