I uncheck "Enable Clickonce Security Settings" and then publish... and it re-enables.
Why does it re-enable and what can be done to stop it from re-enabling itself?
I've been able to publish this application - and others - with clickonce disabled... but now, all of a sudden, it won't let me publish without re-enabling the checkbox.
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When deploying an application with Payara in a browser via Applications --> Deploy, the Status box is always checked by default, so it's Enabled. Is it possible to change this behavior so that the box can be set to be disabled by default instead? It's very easy to miss and not uncheck it when manually deploying applications; and in some scenarios this can cause me problems as a result when I need an application to be deployed, but not enabled.
The closest thing I can find is a setting to disable this for auto-deploying applications (Domain --> Applications Domain --> Auto Deploy), but this is for files placed in a certain folder on the file system, not deployed with the web UI.
I am facing the cold start issue on my app engine application. So i decided to follow the suggestion provided by JochenJung in Google App Engine Application Extremely slow.
I was trying to enable the "Always on" checkBox, but when i followed the description ...[go to the Billing Settings page in your application's Admin Console, and click the Always On checkbox], I didnt found any checkbox in the panel.
Here is the snapshot of the billing settings page
Can anybody please let me know how i will get the "Always On" checkbox?
I'm developing a WPF XBAP application. When i try to open it in Internet Explorer (9.0.8112.16421 Update version 9.0.9 KB2722913, Windows 7) every time security warning is popped up. Twice.
That's very annoying and acceptable only in developer environment, there is a need to turn them both off. Project configuration is as follows : Security - "Enable ClickOnce security settings" (when its disabled application won't run at all) - "This is a full trust application"; "Signing" - "Sign the ClickOne manifests" (with test certificate which is imported to Trusted Root Certification Authorities). In IE both internet and intranet zones have "WPF browsers applications" set to "Enable" (that may not have effect because *.xbap is loaded from file system). In case I don't have alternative ways to integrate WPF application into browser (Silverlight is not an option, there is a requirement about full .NET framework targeting) i'm looking for solution of above described problem. Thanks in advance.
Problem was solved via manual addition of assembly's certificate (*.pfx) to Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Trusted Publishers as described here : http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/maxim/archive/2008/03/05/wpf-xbap-as-full-trust-application.aspx
I have an application that I need to deploy via ClickOnce on a web page, but I need it to only install the application and not execute it automatically after the install is complete. The user should have to manually start the application from the start menu - even after the initial install.
How do I accomplish this?
The answer is in the MSDN article How to: Disable URL Activation of ClickOnce Applications by Using the Designer.
I know I can disable the Silverlight add-on using the Manage Add-ons dialog, but what other settings would cause Silverlight to not function and display the Install link, if the correct version of Silverlight is actually installed on the computer?
Silverlight applications do not display (they show the Install link) in Internet Explorer 7 on a single client's computer under one administrative user's account. They display in FireFox and Chrome on the same computer. They work for other users in Internet Explorer on the same computer. The add-on is enabled. It shows the same symptoms as if you disable the Silverlight add-on. What else could cause this?
Is Javascript enabled in IE? Is the site hosting the application in the Restricted Sites zone?