This topic is covered in multiple posts Creating simplest solution with default endpoints Manually adding and configuring the endpoints (you’re reading it right now) More to come… The previous post was the most simple example...
I’ve written some tutorials in the past to help people with manually updating their ClickOnce deployed applications. Manual check for updates with ClickOnce Turn off automatic updates with ClickOnce ClickOnce automated build and pfx...
I love ClickOnce, automated builds and a lot more Microsoft stuff. Unfortunately not for everything there is a simple solution. I ran into a new problem today. I was playing around with certificates, signed...
For those that are still curious after my previous post about using C# 3.0 features in .NET 2.0. You can compile any .NET Framework 3.5 project and run it in a .NET Framework 2.0...
Yesterday I wrote an article on the property snippet in Visual Studio 2008 and that it had changed from Visual Studio 2005. Only a few hours later, I questioned myself if even a few...
On the frontpage of BloggingAbout.NET you can see who posted comments on which articles and I found a few recent comments on a rather old post by Arjen Bloemsma about the LocalSqlServer connection string...
I got an e-mail with the question how to turn off automatic checking for updates, when you’re doing a manual check for updates with ClickOnce. Strangely enough I forgot to mention this in my...
Forget about VPC, VMWare and the likes, I finally got it on my laptop! Let’s play… Oh, by the way, after I’ve finished Call of Duty 4. This game ROCKS! Technorati Tags: Visual Studio...
I really love [wikipedia:ClickOnce], because it removes the necessity to build a web application. In my years as a developer, I can’t count the projects that were web based, simply because of the deployment...
Dennis is an independent consultant and software architect who loves building distributed systems and the challenges they bring. What he learns he tries to share via numerous articles, blogposts, presentations and workshops.
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