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How to Deploy my Vb.net 2005 application on server ? [modified]

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    have a windows application that accesses a oracle database. I need to deploy it on an intranet. It is an application that will be access by several end users. I would like to deploy it in one common place and let end users execute the same exe thus making it easy it implement changes as they will be needed. How do you deploy a winform application in this manner? i've already build msi file and i am deploying on my server but it gives me error that shows unhandled exception. and also it is running fine on couple of computer ..that i installed on them independently. it is running fine. Hemaxi -- modified at 17:20 Tuesday 11th July, 2006

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      have a windows application that accesses a oracle database. I need to deploy it on an intranet. It is an application that will be access by several end users. I would like to deploy it in one common place and let end users execute the same exe thus making it easy it implement changes as they will be needed. How do you deploy a winform application in this manner? i've already build msi file and i am deploying on my server but it gives me error that shows unhandled exception. and also it is running fine on couple of computer ..that i installed on them independently. it is running fine. Hemaxi -- modified at 17:20 Tuesday 11th July, 2006

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      you should look into clickonce deployment. Basically all you need to do is right click on your project and click on publish. There is a lot of info from Microsoft on this. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t71a733d.aspx

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        have a windows application that accesses a oracle database. I need to deploy it on an intranet. It is an application that will be access by several end users. I would like to deploy it in one common place and let end users execute the same exe thus making it easy it implement changes as they will be needed. How do you deploy a winform application in this manner? i've already build msi file and i am deploying on my server but it gives me error that shows unhandled exception. and also it is running fine on couple of computer ..that i installed on them independently. it is running fine. Hemaxi -- modified at 17:20 Tuesday 11th July, 2006

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        Any machine that the application runs on is going to have to have the Oracle 8i Client installed on them at a minimum. The Oracle provider in .NET can't work without it. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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          you should look into clickonce deployment. Basically all you need to do is right click on your project and click on publish. There is a lot of info from Microsoft on this. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t71a733d.aspx

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          Hey Gavin Thanks for ur suggetion. i've added setup project in my solution. then also i've to do clickonce deployment? Thanks hemaxi

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            Any machine that the application runs on is going to have to have the Oracle 8i Client installed on them at a minimum. The Oracle provider in .NET can't work without it. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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            Hey Dave, Thanks man. yeah..every machine have oracle 9i installed . my question is The Oracle Provider for .NET is not installed on every machine. should i install on every machine or if only on server will be fine. b/c several ppl is going to use this application.its tedious job to install on every client machine . pls. reply me as soon as possible. i am stuck here with the deployment . if you have any idea how to deploy my application on server then let me know. actually what i did is..i ve added setup project in my solution. and built it. and create .msi file. when i am installing on the other machine and if it has ODP (oracle provider for net) installed on that its running perfectly. but it doesnt have that then its gives me error: "TNS couldnt resolve the service name" and i am using System.Data.OracleClient and have referenced to my solution. i m not using DataAccess.dll i've not referenced to this dll. i dont have any idea. If u can reply me.that will be great. Thanks a lot.. Hemaxi

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              Hey Dave, Thanks man. yeah..every machine have oracle 9i installed . my question is The Oracle Provider for .NET is not installed on every machine. should i install on every machine or if only on server will be fine. b/c several ppl is going to use this application.its tedious job to install on every client machine . pls. reply me as soon as possible. i am stuck here with the deployment . if you have any idea how to deploy my application on server then let me know. actually what i did is..i ve added setup project in my solution. and built it. and create .msi file. when i am installing on the other machine and if it has ODP (oracle provider for net) installed on that its running perfectly. but it doesnt have that then its gives me error: "TNS couldnt resolve the service name" and i am using System.Data.OracleClient and have referenced to my solution. i m not using DataAccess.dll i've not referenced to this dll. i dont have any idea. If u can reply me.that will be great. Thanks a lot.. Hemaxi

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              hemrk wrote:

              The Oracle Provider for .NET is not installed on every machine.

              It's part of the .NET Framework Base Class Library, so if the .NET Framework is installed, so is the Oracle Provider. ... Or are you talking about the ODBC .NET Data Provider[^]??? If your using this, then, yes, you have to install it on every machine that's going to run your app. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic -- modified at 12:45 Wednesday 12th July, 2006

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                hemrk wrote:

                The Oracle Provider for .NET is not installed on every machine.

                It's part of the .NET Framework Base Class Library, so if the .NET Framework is installed, so is the Oracle Provider. ... Or are you talking about the ODBC .NET Data Provider[^]??? If your using this, then, yes, you have to install it on every machine that's going to run your app. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic -- modified at 12:45 Wednesday 12th July, 2006

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                Thanks..for the info. let me look at the oracle provider..and will get back to u soon... Thanks a lot Hemaxi

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                  hemrk wrote:

                  The Oracle Provider for .NET is not installed on every machine.

                  It's part of the .NET Framework Base Class Library, so if the .NET Framework is installed, so is the Oracle Provider. ... Or are you talking about the ODBC .NET Data Provider[^]??? If your using this, then, yes, you have to install it on every machine that's going to run your app. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic -- modified at 12:45 Wednesday 12th July, 2006

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                  have downloded Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) 10g release. once again..i am not using it in my app. but it was installed on my computer. after i started to build application. and now on other machine if i am not installing this ODP.NET 10g then my application give error that "tns couldnot resolve the service name." i dont have any idea why its happening..even i didnot add reference to ODP>NET (dataaccess.dll) . Thanks Hemaxi

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                    have downloded Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) 10g release. once again..i am not using it in my app. but it was installed on my computer. after i started to build application. and now on other machine if i am not installing this ODP.NET 10g then my application give error that "tns couldnot resolve the service name." i dont have any idea why its happening..even i didnot add reference to ODP>NET (dataaccess.dll) . Thanks Hemaxi

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                    You might want to try the list of things found here[^]. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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                      You might want to try the list of things found here[^]. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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                      Thanks for your help. I resolved the issue..it was sily mistake.. Thanks anyways Hemaxi

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