VS 2008 compilation/running over a network
Hello everyone!
We're trying to compile/run an application in Visual Studio 2008 for Windows
Vista Business. The code of the application is located in a network drive
and we're getting the following error:
Failed to queue test run 'user@machine 2007-11-26 11:56:57': Test Run
deployment issue: The location of the file or directory
'\\pb\development\projects\documentmanagement.tests\bin\debug\documentmanagement.tests.dll'
is not trusted.
We had the same problem in Visual Studio 2005 for Windows XP SP2 but we
solved it by setting the appropriate values in the .Net Framework
configuration utility(Intranet Zone ... Fulltrust). However, we have not
been able to find such an option for Windows Vista and the Framework 3.5.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Sincerely,
Carlos Guaneme
.
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