I am deploy a clickonce application for USER machine in my organization.
if my application need prerequisites like Crystal 2.0 I need to be adminstrator of the machine to install it, but the really application no.
How can I work arround this problem I can not pass to 100 machine to install it by hands !!
Giuseppe
Install clickonce application don't require Administrator roule but prerequisites yes !
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Install clickonce application don't require Administrator roule but prerequisites yes !
Mal Cartwright
You are correct, the bootstrapper doesn't have any permission elevation capabilities, nor should it really. Just to clarify, the bootstrapper itself doesn't require administrative permissions, but the components it installs might.
The solution for environments that are non-Admin locked down desktops is to use a deployment tool that supports permission elevation, such as SMS, and push the pre-requisites to those machines. Then, the customers can use ClickOnce to install the applications themselves.