Our development team maintains over 100 VB6 applications and we are looking to convert over to VB.net
I am aware that when you run a .Net application over a network a security exception is thrown. Within the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration I changed the permissions to FullTrust in the "RunTime Security Policy". I am wondering if this is the best practice?
Because we have so many VB applications ideally I don’t want our Desktop support to have to visit each PC and make the changes to the .Net Framework. Can I at application level override the Security settings so when the user tries to run the VB.Net application they wont get the Security Exception? I did make one of my applications full trust application through the ClickOnce security but when I asked a colleague he got the attached error.
