I have a small windows test application that I'm attempting to deploy. I can deploy it to my hard drive, transfer it to a memory stick, and successfully install it on another computer. I can deploy it to a website, when the website opens and I click on Run or Install (depending on the type of deployment) a new webpage, myTestApp.application, is displayed. The page is an XML file. That is as far as the deployment goes! There are no error messages and no clues to help me solve this problem. Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

ClickOnce Problems
Maruthi Ravuri
The following thread details what your likely problem is
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=437234&SiteID=1
Its a common issue with people starting out on web deployed click once.
Its often the MIME types on the server have not been established. You can do this by install .NET 2.0 framework on the server or my manually setting up the MIME types on the server. Once in place then things should work for you.
Matheus Von Der Kerkhoff
that it is...
and trust me the next version will get even better
ramkim
Why does the (thing) show up as XML
I still don't get it so :-|
But I hope that's what he's asking
if Grandpa is, then I don't have any answer
WJ
This is the webpage that attempts to install the application.
http://lemmedata.com/prizemoney/publish.htm
SilverSmurf
ReneeC,
Thanks for your, response. Skilled user Ha, you're just being sweet to me because it's Father's Day!
I have attempted the ClickOnce deployment several times. When I deploy to the Hard Disk there is no problem. When I deploy to a website, a webpage is created on the website. Clicking on the Run or Install button, on that webpage, does not run or install the application on my computer. It opens an XML file named, myTestApp.application, in the browser.
jadog
Hi Grandpa - you skilled user...you.
Could you have glossed over the problem I keep reading it and I miss what the problem is.
Dark Shock
Knvb1123,
And, thanks for your response too! Yes, that is what I was trying to ask. I wish I had a different question that you could answer, but today that is my problem.
cdisdero
Spotty,
Thanks, that post was the answer to my problem. The server hosting my website needed a modification. The administrator needed to associate the .application extension with content type "application/x-ms-application"
ClickOnce publishing is pretty cool!