I'm aware of the issue that Visual Studio.net has regarding saving your projects on a network share, i.e. 'not fully trusted'.

I'm not sure if my problem is an extention of this, but I bit the bullet and saved the project on my hard disk and seemed to work fine I've finished and complied it and runs on my machine no probs. When I tried it on another machine it kept crashing for an unknown reason. What I have since discovered is that if I copy the exe file to the network then try and run it, get the same error as the other pc's get. It seems the complied code will only run from my machine alone. Is this an extention of the first problem I mentioned?

Or am I being stupid and missing something?

Cheers.

Is the framework installed on the target machines?

Hal Levy
Web Developer, PDI Inc.

NOT a Wiley/Wrox Employee

Yes, I made sure that all the machines had the .net framework.

However, this wouldn't be the issue anyway. I can't execute the program from a network drive, but I can if I copy the exact same file to the local drive then run it.

Cheers.

Are there any supporting files that might be installed on your machine? For example, some controls that you didn't copy to the target bin directory? It very well could be a security problem also- since I don't know the rights situations on the machines.


Hal Levy
Web Developer, PDI Inc.

NOT a Wiley/Wrox Employee

Shouldn't you mark the network folder or the application as Trusted using one of the .NET Config utilities?

Imar


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Imar Spaanjaars
Everyone is unique, except for me.