ClickOnce: MIME Type .application mapped wrong#

This morning I ran into the issue when I went to install a ClickOnce application from the publish.htm page it was opening up the .application file in notepad.  I figured this had to be the MIME types so into the registry I go.  Sure enough the entry for .application was slightly off.  If you have this issue go and check:

HKCR\.application

You should see:

Name:  (Default)            Data:  Application.Manifest

Name: ContentType       Data: application/x-ms-application

After confirming these settings I got onto another error “The system detected a possible attempt to compromise security. Please ensure that you can contact the server that authenticated you.”.  This error was caused by not being authenticated to download from the server.  There are a couple solutions to this. 

1)  On the server allow anonymous access to the virtual directory.  Be sure to set up permissions on the folder as well.   More info can be here.

3)  Require user to be authenticated when hitting the site.

Depending on your situation you may want each person to be authenticated.  This is the case I’m in so I chose to use option two as the smartclient should only be available to authenticated internal people.

Thursday, April 20, 2006 7:44:11 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00) #    Comments [0]  | 

 

Using Windows XP Themes in Windows 2003#

Super simple:

In the Service mmc scroll to the “Themes” service and enable and start it.

then

On your desktop right click->Properties->Themes.  Choose Windows XP Theme.

 

 

Friday, April 14, 2006 5:53:32 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00) #    Comments [0]  | 

 

1 down 6 to go#
This past Wednesday I did the first of seven races in the Cherry Creek Time Trial series.   Even though it was a good time it feels like someone put a cheese grater down my throat.  My legs are fine, my throat is the only thing that took a beating.  Oh well, I have six more chances to improve my time and get in shape for the racing season ahead.  Doing this series is great training because rarely do you push this hard on a training ride.
Friday, April 14, 2006 2:00:53 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00) #    Comments [0]  | 

 

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