Hi All,
I have an application which creates a TChart form through a BackGroundWorker in C#. Everything seems to work ok, except when I try to run on a Network.
Running on a network give the following message :-"An exception of type 'System.MethodAccessException' occurred in mscorlib.dll but was not handled in user code."
I seem to get this error message when I am Creating my chart form.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers
EddieB
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Hi EddieB,
Using a .NET application remotelly involves some security issues. Here you'll find a thread about a customer who had a similar problem. However, when you are deploying your application in VS.NET, you can go to the Build menu and select “Publish NameOfYourProject”. This should help you on achieving what you request.
Using a .NET application remotelly involves some security issues. Here you'll find a thread about a customer who had a similar problem. However, when you are deploying your application in VS.NET, you can go to the Build menu and select “Publish NameOfYourProject”. This should help you on achieving what you request.
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Hi Narcís,
I cannot use the "Publish" method to create my application.
I currently create an executable which I then deploy using something like
Installshield.
If I use the "Publish" method to build my application, it gives me a setup to run, but I need to include some data files.
Is there any other way round my problem?
Cheers
Eddie
I cannot use the "Publish" method to create my application.
I currently create an executable which I then deploy using something like
Installshield.
If I use the "Publish" method to build my application, it gives me a setup to run, but I need to include some data files.
Is there any other way round my problem?
Cheers
Eddie