C# on Lan
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w209 wrote:
How does a C# application work on lan Give me some idea about it
Give me some idea about what you mean. Do you mean: * How does a C# application work when launched from a UNC path? * How does a C# application work when accessing information across a LAN? (something else completely)
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w209 wrote:
How does a C# application work on lan Give me some idea about it
Give me some idea about what you mean. Do you mean: * How does a C# application work when launched from a UNC path? * How does a C# application work when accessing information across a LAN? (something else completely)
Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: SQL Server Managed Objects AND Reporting Services ... My website
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I have created an application but have to run that application on lan i have no idea How does a C# application work when launched from a UNC path?
Pretty much the same as any other application when run from UNC. The software runs in the client memoryspace, so there are requirements that the client must have the .NET runtime installed (if not already installed, it's the responsibility of your software to download and install the runtime).
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I have created an application but have to run that application on lan i have no idea How does a C# application work when launched from a UNC path?
w209 wrote:
How does a C# application work when launched from a UNC path?
In addition to Pete's answer. There are also security considerations to take into account. By default the application will not run across a LAN unless the local machine is told to trust it. You will find in the Administrative Tools on the client machine a thing called "Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1/2.0 Configuration" Use that to tell the machine to trust an assembly from a certain UNC path. Or you can strong name your assemblies and tell it to trust any assembly which has the appropriate Strong Name Key attached to it - that way you can move the assemblies around without having to reconfigure every machine.
Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: SQL Server Managed Objects AND Reporting Services ... My website
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w209 wrote:
How does a C# application work when launched from a UNC path?
In addition to Pete's answer. There are also security considerations to take into account. By default the application will not run across a LAN unless the local machine is told to trust it. You will find in the Administrative Tools on the client machine a thing called "Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1/2.0 Configuration" Use that to tell the machine to trust an assembly from a certain UNC path. Or you can strong name your assemblies and tell it to trust any assembly which has the appropriate Strong Name Key attached to it - that way you can move the assemblies around without having to reconfigure every machine.
Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: SQL Server Managed Objects AND Reporting Services ... My website
Damn - I forgot to mention that. Glad you were around to correct me.
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