clickonce

And if it will, what is the best practice in terms of connection strings? Just a relative path? |DataDirectory| ? SQ Lite should work just fine in a ClickOnce scenario. It's a zero configuration components. Components which require configuration usually have issues with click once. http://www.sqlite.org/ I don't know about SQLite, but yes: I believe you'd want to use |DataDirectory| with ClickOnce, since that points to the area in the user's profile where the app's data/settings can be stored. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/532251/will-sqlite-work-in-a-clickonce-deployment

I have an application that's running 24/7 without attendance. It's deployed via ClickOnce and needs to check and download updates by itself. It checks for updates at application startup and at scheduled time at night. When it does it on startup, it works perfectly fine. However, when it does it at scheduled time, it crashes. In both cases it's using exactly the same piece of code. It's running under Windows 7 and might have something to do with UAC . I'm thinking that maybe it cannot access file system when computer is at idle state? I really need to fix that. Here are the exception details:

I have a ClickOnce application (app1) that calls DLL files from another solution (app2). I recently updated this application at one customer and a strange thing occurred. He got the new version (publish version was correct in Control Panel / Add or Remove Programs ) of app1 and the application version was correct as manually inspected in the application. But the DLL files called from the referenced solution (app2) was still the old ones. We deleted all files in C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Apps\2.0 and installed again. This time there was no problem, the correct DLL files

I have a ClickOnce application that is available online or offline. The program takes an argument. When online I pass the argument on the URL like so "url?argument", and it works well. Offline I start a process with the startmenu link to the application. Is it possible to pass an argument to my application via this link? I guess I could somehow work out the location of the application file, but is there an alternative? Joel Cochran I was able to get this to work by referencing the app as "%userprofile%\Desktop\Your Shortcut Name Here.appref-ms" Then, to pass the parms, pass them as a single,

I am working on a large click-once application (150MB, >200 DLLs) and as part of the interative debugging process I would like to update just 1 DLL and relaunch the application without having to rebuild and redeploy the entire application. Is that possible? If so... how? Question Clarification: 9/26/2009 I know that it is possible to manually patch DLLs on the client after it has downloaded the entire application and then launch the client .EXE directly from the local cache folder. That's not the point. I want to know how to change/add a DLL on the server and have all clients get the new DLL