To start new process/ application from current application in No touch environment

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Hi,

I am planning to start new process from my running application.
In the normal environment I am using Process start Info

Setting arguments and file name to be executed

Process.Start(ProcessStartInfo)

But in the No Touch deployment method it is giving security error.

Also I made unsuccessful attempt with ExecuteAssembly method as mentioned below

AppDomain.CurrentDomain.ExecureAssembly("c://Application/myAppli.exe",AppDomain.CurrentDomain.Evidence,argument)

Is there any alternatives to start new process from running application in NoTouch deployment environment.

Regards,

Vijay

Posted 22-Oct-12 22:57pm

Vijay hit

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pdoxtader 24-Oct-12 19:57pm

Vijay, you really need to give us more information. What exactly is the error you're getting? What do you mean by "No touch deployment method"?

Not knowing any more then this, I would say that the user you're using to install this software doesn't have the rights to do what you want. You may need to be logged in as a user with admin rights, or kick the installer off using an admin user.

Vijay hit 25-Oct-12 0:50am

No Touch deployment method is a type of .Net architecture where we don't need to install the application to local desktop. We can run the application located in server through internet explorer.
Assembly files will be loaded to the client computer and they are executed to run the application.

For more information please refer below link

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa289511(v=vs.71).aspx

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