Configuring and Deploying WPF Applications
- Deploy for standalone access. It may include but not limited to using the MSI to create the installation; using click-once installation; configuring update options.
- Deploy to a partial trust environment. It may include but not limited to choosing the correct local persistence mechanism; remove or disable application features that will not work in a partial trust environment.
- Deploy an XBAP application. It may include but not limited to publish an XBAP application to a temporary location; publish an XBAP application to a final location; deployment dependencies.
- Manage upgrades. It may include but not limited to loading modules on demand; migrating settings; migrating user data; programmatically check for updates.
- Configure the security settings of an application deployment. It may include but not limited to configuring application manifest; associating certificates with the application.
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