ClickOnce is a Microsoft technology that simplifies deployment of applications by publishing to a website, where the user can install it by clicking a link on a page of that website.
I'm using Visual Studio 2008 SP1. I have a Windows Forms application deployed internally using ClickOnce in a shared folder on …
.net clickonce identity manifest subscriptionI'm trying to make a batch file to publish the few ClickOnce application we have in one click. I'm using …
msbuild clickonceI updated my ClickOnce application and then when the user runs they are asked if they want to install the …
c# visual-studio-2008 clickonce .net-3.5 visual-studio-2008-sp1We have several deployments of the same assemblies with different configuration files for different environments. We package these up in …
clickonceI have Windows application in csproj in my solution, and I want generate Publish using command line (bat, cmd). My …
msbuild clickonce publishEvery time I publish the application in ClickOnce I get get it to update the revision number by one. Is …
visual-studio clickonce versioningI created a VSTO Outlook Addin that uses a library Html2Xhtml.dll (.NET) which calls another Html2xhtml.exe …
outlook vsto clickonce working-directoryIn my C# ClickOnce application, there is an auto-incremented publish version in the Project -> Properties -> Publish …
c# version clickonce build-automationI would like the ability to have a test ClickOnce server for my applications where users can run both the …
c# .net deployment clickonceAccording to Microsoft, you must sign your ClickOnce application. But it seems to me that it works just fine when …
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