
Running a .NET Framework application from a network location
If you're anything like me, when deploying certain applications in a corporate environment you like to run your applications from a network resource. This often allows for the easy application maintenance of updates and changes. When deploying a dotNET application it isn't always as easy as placing a shortcut on the workstation or running the application from a network drive. With the additional
security found in the .NET Framework it is often necessary to configure your application to run from a network location. This
MSDN article explains how. The
Grant permission to the application section is the part of interest.
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