Comments on: ClickOnce Application,Expired Certificates & Public Key Token PART II

By: Aneef Fashir

Aneef Fashir — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 06:18:16 +0000

@Keefe,

if you see the code above, I’m passing the application public key token, and the application name in to the method, so it will remove the exact application. We could do this only with public key token, but some providers use same certificate for all their applications, in that case it might uninstall wrong application. so I’m passing both.

Hope it Helps

Aneef

By: Keefe

Keefe — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 01:03:46 +0000

I am very new to ClickOnce.
How do you use your code? I want to compile your code and create like reinstall.exe. When I run your code, how does it know what ClickOnce application un/install? Don’t you have to pass Application Name as parameter?

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By: CodeNiko

CodeNiko — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:29:14 +0000

thanks for the updates Aneef. you saved my time, great work!, Microsoft should avoid these kind of lame issues, your posts has all the possible solutions and their cons.

But there is a problem, Accessing registry might need the application to run on full trust right? correct me if i’m wrong.

before leaving not forgetting to thank Jim and Danial for their hard work too.

bye.

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