clickonce

When I run my application locally it writes my log4net log to the location I've configured (i.e., <file value="${LOCALAPPDATA}\TEST\Logs\debug.log" /> ) without a problem. However, when I deploy my application via ClickOnce, the log file is not being written. I know ClickOnce applications are limited in terms of where they can write to, but I was under the impression that LOCALAPPDATA (e.g., C:\Users\me\AppData\Local) was fair game. Any ideas? Isolated Storage. With ClickOnce, the folder rules are somewhat different than for regular Windows apps. The data folder, where ClickOnce content files

I've developed a .net 3.0 application, which is deployed using clickonce. I'd like to move from full trust to partial trust to ease deployment. I've tried the "Calculate Permissions" tool in the "Security" tab of my project under visual studio, and the answer is quite clear : --------------------------- Microsoft Visual Studio --------------------------- This application requires full trust to run correctly. However, I've not been able to figure out why full trust is required. I've tried to change the security settings to "partial trust", but the application raises a SecurityException

I published my .net application using ClickOnce, and all my users get the following error message on trying to open the program: "Unable to install or run the application. The application requires that assembly Telerik.Windows.Data Version 2012.1.215.40 be installed in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) first". The version I actually use in my application is NEWER than the one mentioned in the error message. I also don't have this problem on my machine which I use to develop the application. I wonder why it is looking for the older version of the dll. I can't find where it is referenced by my

We have an NAnt script that checks out from CVS and then runs MSBuild to publish the application. The problem is we have to remember to always increment the version in Visual Studio. We have the option to auto increment this on publish, but this gets wiped on the next checkout and I would rather not have to get the build script to check in the project file. Is there a simple way to do this? KyleMit Updating the MinimumRequiredVersion Automatically Introduction to Project Editor In Solution Explorer, right click on your project and select unload project. Once the project has become unavailable,