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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Setup / April 2007

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web deployment trouble26 Apr 2007 16:50 GMT2
I have a created a web setup project to deploy a .net 2.0 web application. I
ran it on our integration machine which has only the framework installed on
it.
I get the following error in web.config when I browse that site:
ClickOnce Deployment in a Plug-in architecture context18 Apr 2007 02:12 GMT2
I've been browsing through the different posts for a few days now but I
didn't found the answer.
We are considering the use of the ClickOnce deployment framework for a C#
application that has a plug-in architecture.  Plug-ins are developed as
Custom Installer Execution Order16 Apr 2007 12:18 GMT2
I am attempting to delete some files from my target installation folder prior
to new versions of the files being copied over during the installation.  In
an effort to implement this functionality I created a custom installer class
that I've added to my solution.  I would like ...
.Net Framework Prereq - "Download from vendor's site"03 Apr 2007 16:29 GMT1
I have a windows application that uses a VS2005 deployment project to
create the setup.exe for end users.  Everything works fine, but
recently the prerequisite for the .Net Framework 2.0 is sending users
to a new location (new URL).
 
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