J
Jan Hornych
Hi,
my program is written in .NET as a classic desktop application. I moved the
application to a fileserver now. The server is in the same network, I can
start the application like \\192.168.1.20\myDir\myApp.exe (I configured .Net
Framework permissions to Full Trust for URL file://192.168.1.20/* before).
The problem is that I get an exception when I read values from config file
myApp.exe.config in the same directory (using AppSettingsReader).
After some testing I found, that removing myApp.exe.manifest from the
directory solves the problem. The manifest file contains definition of
CommonControls 6.0.0.0.
I have no idea how these two things can coincident but I need to have both
files there.
Thanks for help,
Jan
my program is written in .NET as a classic desktop application. I moved the
application to a fileserver now. The server is in the same network, I can
start the application like \\192.168.1.20\myDir\myApp.exe (I configured .Net
Framework permissions to Full Trust for URL file://192.168.1.20/* before).
The problem is that I get an exception when I read values from config file
myApp.exe.config in the same directory (using AppSettingsReader).
After some testing I found, that removing myApp.exe.manifest from the
directory solves the problem. The manifest file contains definition of
CommonControls 6.0.0.0.
I have no idea how these two things can coincident but I need to have both
files there.
Thanks for help,
Jan