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ClickOnce in multitenant environment
MaW
Member Posts: 74
Hi,
We have set up a multi tenant environment and want users to be able to install RTC client using ClickOnce. However as far as I can see, the ClickOnce "package" is set up with a specific tenant. Do I need a specific ClickOnce package for each tenant, or is it possible to somehow point out a specific clientusersettings.config file?
If not, would it be possible to have a standard ClickOnce package to point at tenant "changeme", and change the clientusersettings.config file manually after install on client?
//Mads
We have set up a multi tenant environment and want users to be able to install RTC client using ClickOnce. However as far as I can see, the ClickOnce "package" is set up with a specific tenant. Do I need a specific ClickOnce package for each tenant, or is it possible to somehow point out a specific clientusersettings.config file?
If not, would it be possible to have a standard ClickOnce package to point at tenant "changeme", and change the clientusersettings.config file manually after install on client?
//Mads
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Hi,
Yes, you have to have e specific clickonce package for each tenant. You can automate the process of creating it through powershell editing of config and settingsfiles.