ClickOnce and Security
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My name is Brady, and I have never used .NET security. I now have to deploy a ClickOnce application to various external clients. The application unzips files, reads the registry, and does database and file updates. Running in the Internet Zone I see a problem here. Where do I start?
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My name is Brady, and I have never used .NET security. I now have to deploy a ClickOnce application to various external clients. The application unzips files, reads the registry, and does database and file updates. Running in the Internet Zone I see a problem here. Where do I start?
Hi Brady One way of doing it is to add the URL (or website) of the clickonce application to the "trusted sites" zone in Internet Explorer. This should be read by the security mechanism of the CLR. If this doesn't work - reply again and we'll try something else :-)
Kind regards - Jakob :cool: ********************************************* Three kinds of people in the world: - Those who can count.. - Those who can't! 10 kinds of people in the world: - Those who understand binary - Those who don't
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Hi Brady One way of doing it is to add the URL (or website) of the clickonce application to the "trusted sites" zone in Internet Explorer. This should be read by the security mechanism of the CLR. If this doesn't work - reply again and we'll try something else :-)
Kind regards - Jakob :cool: ********************************************* Three kinds of people in the world: - Those who can count.. - Those who can't! 10 kinds of people in the world: - Those who understand binary - Those who don't
Thanks Jakob, I've come right signing the deployment with our cert. That was a relativel easy part. The hard bit was passing command line arguments to the application.
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Thanks Jakob, I've come right signing the deployment with our cert. That was a relativel easy part. The hard bit was passing command line arguments to the application.
...yup that's another way of doing it :-) And - you're right - the command line parameters are tricky ;-)
Kind regards - Jakob :cool: ********************************************* Three kinds of people in the world: - Those who can count.. - Those who can't! 10 kinds of people in the world: - Those who understand binary - Those who don't